An Integrative Model for Sending Exogenous Missionaries to the Middle East and North Africa Through Relational Diaspora Missions

Brian Hebert

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An Integrative Model for Sending Exogenous Missionaries to the Middle East and North Africa Through Relational Diaspora Missions

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Brian Hebert. An Integrative Model for Sending Exogenous Missionaries to the Middle East and North Africa Through Relational Diaspora Missions. Western Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c01b82b0-4e18-45df-873f-97c45a20d16f?locale=fr.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

B. Hebert. An Integrative Model for Sending Exogenous Missionaries to the Middle East and North Africa Through Relational Diaspora Missions. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c01b82b0-4e18-45df-873f-97c45a20d16f?locale=fr

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Brian Hebert. An Integrative Model for Sending Exogenous Missionaries to the Middle East and North Africa Through Relational Diaspora Missions. Western Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c01b82b0-4e18-45df-873f-97c45a20d16f?locale=fr.

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Brian Hebert

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The purpose of this archival research is to design a model for sending exogenous missionaries to the Middle East through practicing relational missions to diaspora Arab Muslims. This qualitative dissertation utilizes interdisciplinary archival research integrating theology, history of mission in the Middle East, diaspora studies, and anthropology to assess the role of relational networks in sending exogenous missionaries through diaspora ministries to Muslims. Arab culture operates on a web of formal and informal relational networks. A number of historical and contemporary cases demonstrate that relational networks exist and have provided the bridge for transnational movement for secular and missional purposes.

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