Using Short-Term Mission Trips In The U.S. To Engage Unreached People Groups

Fayez Ayoub

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Using Short-Term Mission Trips In The U.S. To Engage Unreached People Groups

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Fayez Ayoub

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Evangelism

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This project considered using short term missions to try to engage unreached people groups in large U.S. cities. The presence of UPGs in the U.S. creates an opportunity for a “bridge” to make it easier for both the U.S. church to engage the UPGs and vice versa. I engaged with a partner who is working with a population of Afghans in a large U.S city, by implementing two STM trips with our church. To evaluate the project, I used a qualitative approach by using personal observations, semi-structured post-trip interviews with the partner, and a focus group with the trip participants.

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