Cross-Cultural Discipleship

This important foundational course for all missionary work studies the biblical and theological basis of missions and analyses strategic and cross-cultural approaches to mission work in today's world.  It requires involvement with a group of another culture locally to gain experience in cross-cultural evangelism.  The syllabus covers in both theory and practice:

	Orienting your life to God's purpose and plan
	Choosing a group of another culture among whom to work
	Defining your short-term and long-term aims and commitments
	Deciding how you will follow the Incarnation as your model for adapting to another culture
	Understanding your own culture
	Understanding the culture of the people you are evangelising
	Defining the elements of the Gospel and how it can be seen as Good News for them
	Carrying out steps to effective evangelism
	Helping new Christians from the group work transform their culture for Christ
	Developing leaders from the group.

In the practical side of this course, you should be able to dedicate several hours a week to working with the people group. The course takes four months of part time study, costs GB£ 35, and includes a course guide, a booklet on cross-cultural evangelism, tuition by correspondence or e-mail, and telephone support.

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This page was last updated on 03 December 2007.