A model to equip the members of Mission Village Baptist Church to become involved in evangelism and missions in an international border ministry in Tijuana, Mexico

Thomas Earl Gleghorn

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A model to equip the members of Mission Village Baptist Church to become involved in evangelism and missions in an international border ministry in Tijuana, Mexico

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Thomas Earl Gleghorn. A Model to Equip the Members of Mission Village Baptist Church to Become Involved In Evangelism and Missions In an International Border Ministry In Tijuana, Mexico. Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ee85a2a7-8d82-498b-bf24-b3745bf7f344?locale=it.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

T. E. Gleghorn. A model to equip the members of Mission Village Baptist Church to become involved in evangelism and missions in an international border ministry in Tijuana, Mexico. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ee85a2a7-8d82-498b-bf24-b3745bf7f344?locale=it

Chicago citation style (CMOS 17, author-date)

Thomas Earl Gleghorn. A Model to Equip the Members of Mission Village Baptist Church to Become Involved In Evangelism and Missions In an International Border Ministry In Tijuana, Mexico. Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ee85a2a7-8d82-498b-bf24-b3745bf7f344?locale=it.

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Thomas Earl Gleghorn

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'A model to equip the members of Mission Village Baptist Church to become involved in evangelism and missions in an international border ministry in Tijuana, Mexico' was developed by Pastor Thomas Gleghorn for the members of Mission Village Baptist Church of San Diego, California, to fulfill the Great Commission, and exhibit missions outside the geographical boundaries of the church. Twelve people from Mission Village Baptist Church were trained for one month in the subjects of evangelism, missions, and the culture and customs of Tijuana, Mexico. Then, five people spent two months making four evangelistic mission trips to Tijuana, Mexico, implementing the training they had received. The methods used in this project entailed designing an equipping and training model of evangelism to reach the non-Christians in Tijuana, Mexico. The results of the study is that the participants demonstrated that they learned the principles in the equipping and training model and successfully used the training on the mission field.

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