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'God in Russia' is to be commended for its irenic tone and candor, as it attempts to understand and explain the convictions and passions, the laudable accomplishments and embarrassing blunders of both the western missionary enterprise and historic Russian Orthodox Church. . . . The value of this book, however, is the conversation concerning the challenge of how mission work should, and should not be done. * Concordia Theological Quarterly *
'God in Russia' is to be commended for its irenic tone and candor, as it attempts to understand and explain the convictions and passions, the laudable accomplishments and embarrassing blunders of both the western missionary enterprise and historic Russian Orthodox Church. . . . The value of this book, however, is the conversation concerning the challenge of how mission work should, and should not be done. * Concordia Theological Quarterly *

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chapter 1 Where Is Russia Now? chapter 2 It Hurts! Voices of Missionaries and Converts chapter 3 Forces Contributing to the Hurt chapter 4 Is There Common Ground or a Common Life? chapter 5 Attempts at Solutions chapter 6 Millstones and Stumbling Blocks! chapter 7 Stumbling Towards Conclusions chapter 8 Index

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      Publisher: University Press of America
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 23/01/2000
      ISBN13: 9780761815488, 978-0761815488
      ISBN10: 0761815481

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      'God in Russia' is to be commended for its irenic tone and candor, as it attempts to understand and explain the convictions and passions, the laudable accomplishments and embarrassing blunders of both the western missionary enterprise and historic Russian Orthodox Church. . . . The value of this book, however, is the conversation concerning the challenge of how mission work should, and should not be done. * Concordia Theological Quarterly *
      'God in Russia' is to be commended for its irenic tone and candor, as it attempts to understand and explain the convictions and passions, the laudable accomplishments and embarrassing blunders of both the western missionary enterprise and historic Russian Orthodox Church. . . . The value of this book, however, is the conversation concerning the challenge of how mission work should, and should not be done. * Concordia Theological Quarterly *

      Table of Contents
      chapter 1 Where Is Russia Now? chapter 2 It Hurts! Voices of Missionaries and Converts chapter 3 Forces Contributing to the Hurt chapter 4 Is There Common Ground or a Common Life? chapter 5 Attempts at Solutions chapter 6 Millstones and Stumbling Blocks! chapter 7 Stumbling Towards Conclusions chapter 8 Index

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