Work

• Newmarch, David
• Anderson, Greg
• Bennett, Mark

• 2002

• Moore Theological College

• Anderson, Bennett and Newmarch looks at the tension between the cultures that they are serving in and the west. Anderson looks at the history of the relationship between White and Indigenous Australia. He examines some of the things that are confusing for Indigenous Australians, resulting in white power. Anderson looks at the implications of this history for mission work, and the need to respond. 1. Stay long-term 2. Social and political context of the spread of the gospel Bennett looks at the expectations of the local people towards the missionaries, and the importance of understanding the cultures you are working with. Bennett speaks on the challenges of choosing leaders. Newmarch explores the relationship between Islam and the west, especially in Pakistan, including the powelessness of the locals. New march looks at the gospel openings in education in how Pakistanies see the west. Talk is followed by questions and prayer. Cassette label reads : "2002 CMS Summer School missionary session M4 topic : 'A love-hate relationship' location : lower tent ©2002" I AM SURE THAT THIS IS A DUPLICATE BUT I CAN'T FIND THE CORRESPONDING FILE 2002 CMS Summer School missionary sessions series

• 1/01/2002

• English

• Moore Theological College
• Church Missionary Society

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