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Mission Shift: Multiplying Disciples in Your Community

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2017-01-01

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© 2017 Kayle de Waal

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Mission shift: Multiplying disciples in your community may be accessed from the author's website here.

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God’s dream for the Seventh-day Adventist Church is for it to be the last discipleship movement on earth, preparing people for Jesus’ soon return. Kayle de Waal shares this dream in this book. He gives historical and theological insights into what needs to happen for this movement to become a reality. He gives inspirational practical examples of biblical movement thinking in action. Mission Shift will change your thinking.

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de Waal, K. B. (2017). Mission shift: Multiplying disciples in your community. Warburton, Australia: Signs.

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9781925044591

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