Toward an explicit corporate mission strategy for the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Korea in the 1980's

Sang Giel Shin

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Toward an explicit corporate mission strategy for the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Korea in the 1980's

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Sang Giel Shin. Toward an Explicit Corporate Mission Strategy for the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Korea In the 1980's. San Francisco Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/bfe902eb-ab61-481a-af80-98408bb5c061?locale=it.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

S. G. Shin. Toward an explicit corporate mission strategy for the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Korea in the 1980's. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/bfe902eb-ab61-481a-af80-98408bb5c061?locale=it

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Sang Giel Shin. Toward an Explicit Corporate Mission Strategy for the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Korea In the 1980's. San Francisco Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/bfe902eb-ab61-481a-af80-98408bb5c061?locale=it.

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Sang Giel Shin

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Religious surveys

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This project-dissertation's method of research combines insights from the available literature and primary documents, the writer's twenty years of direct experience in pilot ministries relevant to mission strategy, and a survey of commissioners to the 1981 Presbyterian Church of Korea General Assembly. The project resulted in a far-reaching proposal for renewal of structure and strategy for the Presbyterian Church of Korea, some of which is being adopted at present. The table of contents are: 1. the situation confronted by the Korean Church; 2. the theology of mission and Korean theological thoughts; 3. a responding mission community; 4. the Presbyterian Church of Korea's mission strategy as shown in survey results; and 5. mission strategy and plans for church renewal. Concluding observations follow.

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