books by Roger S. Greenway (reflections missionary pilgrimage)

books by Roger S. Greenway

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Roger S. Greenway

P&R Publishing, 1951

Highly Recommended
This book is an outstanding collection of essays written by a number of Reformed scholars concerning many aspects of evangelism. As I will expand upon later, this book has regretably flown under the radar even within Reformed circles and I think that's highly disappointing and even damaging. Over a dozen Reformed contributors (some high profile, others not) come together to tackle a variety of ...

An Urban Strategy for Latin America

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Roger S. Greenway

Baker Book House, 1973

Product Information
Here is some product information for you in case you are interested in this book. Roger S. Greenway, the author, has served as a missionary to Ceylon and from 1963-1970 to Mexico. He holds a Ph.D degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. This information comes from the back of the jacket: "Here is a realistic assessment of the demographic changes occurring in Latin America, ...

Go and Make Disciples!: An Introduction to Christian Missions

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Roger S. Greenway

P & R Publishing, 1999

Missionology 101 and then some
GO and Make Disciples is a must read for any existing or potential missionary. The facts, figures and how-to sections were more than informative. This book provides not only the basics of missionology but leads you to the next steps for anyone feeling the call of God. The Biblical basis of missions and why some people are called to be missionaries is at the very foundation of missionary ...

Discipling the City
Roger S. Greenway

Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2001

Islam and the Cross: Selections from "the Apostle to Islam

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Samuel Marinus Zwemer

P & R Publishing, 2002

Zwemer's wisdom still sparkles.
Samuel Marinus Zwemer (1867-1952), proclaimed the gospel in Muslim lands for almost 40 years before serving as professor of missions at Princeton Theological Seminary. Reformed and evangelical in his theology, Zwemer was also one of the greatest Islamic scholars of his day. He was an expert in Arabic and Arabic literature. He was thoroughly familiar with the Qur'an, the Traditions and the ...

Cities: Missions' New Frontier

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Roger S., Greenway, Timothy M., Monsma

Baker Academic, 2000

Great urban textbook
In the nineteenth century the church made a great commitment to overseas missions opening new works in many countries that had never heard the gospel. The new challenge in the twenty-first century is to reach the cities which are growing rapidly and the cities of the world are larger than they have ever been before. This book, "Cities: Missions' New Frontier," endeavors to guide the reader to ...

Listen and Be Still: 365 Reflections on God's Word From the Pages of Today
Arthur J. Schoonveld, Alexander C. DeJong, ...

Back to God Hour, 2005

This book has been compiled to be timeless. You will see no dates or months. Instead, so that you may enjoy these meditations according to your own schedule, we have provided a ribbon for you to mark your place. The book was designed so that the relections can be read singly as a daily devotion or thematically by section. The first two sections, entitled Coming to Faith in Christ and Living the Life of Faith, include meditations from ten ...

My pilgrimage in mission.: An article from: International Bulletin of Missionary Research
Roger S. Greenway

Thomson Gale, 2006

This digital document is an article from International Bulletin of Missionary Research, published by Thomson Gale on July 1, 2006. The length of the article is 4408 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: My pilgrimage in mission. ...