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by Marguerite G. Kraft (Editor)
Negotiating Cross-Cultural Issues in Ministry
Frontline Women is a collection of writings on women's issues from those who have had mission field experience. Each author has special interest and expertise in the area in which he or she has written.
In the past we have failed to understand the significance of gender in mission work. Though women have historically been the majority in mission service, they have not been allowed much say in policies or strategizing. This book deals with gender differences in many areas of life and how that affects service to God in mission work. Women's God-given gifting is meant to complement that of men and needs to be recognized, appreciated, and made use of in the day-by-day functioning of missions. In some mission agencies changes are being made in regard to women's role and care. In this edition the authors have updated and added new information from their research and experience.
Contributors include: Marla Campbell, Dianne Collard, Donna Downes, Ruth Ann Graybill, Steve Hoke, Charles Kraft, Judith Lingenfelter, Laurel McAllister, Sheryl Silzer, and Sharon Soper.
Author Biography
Marguerite G. Kraft is a professor emeritus in the School of Intercultural Studies at Biola University. Her life experience as a missionary in Nigeria, a researcher, a teacher of students preparing for cross-cultural work, and a lecturer in many different countries led her to publish this practical guide focusing on women in missions. She is the author of Understanding Spiritual Power, Worldview and the Communication of the Gospel, and several chapters in mission-related books. She also collaborated with her husband, Charles Kraft, on several books.
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by Marguerite G. Kraft (Editor)
Negotiating Cross-Cultural Issues in Ministry
Frontline Women is a collection of writings on women's issues from those who have had mission field experience. Each author has special interest and expertise in the area in which he or she has written.
In the past we have failed to understand the significance of gender in mission work. Though women have historically been the majority in mission service, they have not been allowed much say in policies or strategizing. This book deals with gender differences in many areas of life and how that affects service to God in mission work. Women's God-given gifting is meant to complement that of men and needs to be recognized, appreciated, and made use of in the day-by-day functioning of missions. In some mission agencies changes are being made in regard to women's role and care. In this edition the authors have updated and added new information from their research and experience.
Contributors include: Marla Campbell, Dianne Collard, Donna Downes, Ruth Ann Graybill, Steve Hoke, Charles Kraft, Judith Lingenfelter, Laurel McAllister, Sheryl Silzer, and Sharon Soper.
Author Biography
Marguerite G. Kraft is a professor emeritus in the School of Intercultural Studies at Biola University. Her life experience as a missionary in Nigeria, a researcher, a teacher of students preparing for cross-cultural work, and a lecturer in many different countries led her to publish this practical guide focusing on women in missions. She is the author of Understanding Spiritual Power, Worldview and the Communication of the Gospel, and several chapters in mission-related books. She also collaborated with her husband, Charles Kraft, on several books.
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