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Developing your Mind for God’s Global Mission: Greg Jao at Urbana 2015

Dec 30, 2015By Elsie Lee

Global poverty, inter-faith engagement, church planting: what do these require besides a prayerful spirit, a willing heart, and an available body? Greg Jao answers his Urbana15 seminar, Developing your Mind for God’s Global Mission.Read more…

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Dec 30, 2015Elsie Lee 0 Comments
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Jim Sire Addresses: Is Atheism a Worldview?

Oct 18, 2012By Tom Grosh IV

I’ve had the privilege of knowing James W. Sire, Ph.D., since my college days. Sire served as a senior editor at InterVarsity Press and authored a number of books published by InterVarsity Press including The Universe Next Door: A Basic WorldviewRead more…

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