Jesus Christ worshipped as Lord and Saviour by people from every nation. That vision is the goal and inspiration of mission. In this lively book, informed by his rich experience as a missionary, the author goes back to the biblical basis for outreach, tracing God's methods and purposes through both Old and New Testaments. To this he adds much sound, practical advice on spreading the Good News to all the world.

Fair condition.

128 pages. Published by Inter-Varsity Press 1979.

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Marion Stroud - The Best Free Offer in Town (bc1-625)

The Gospel is 'The Best Free Offer in Town'. And home-based evangelism is the most natural and effective means of sharing it. Marion Stroud's practical advice draws on the experience of many women who have used their homes for hospitality, evangelistic outreach, Bible study groups and prayer groups. She shows you how to get started and explains everything you need to make your home an evangelistic base for your friends and neighbours.

Reasonable condition. Due to the age of the book the pages have yellowed.

140 pages. Published by Pickering 1984.

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Leith Samuel - Personal Witness (bc1-599)

This book shows how, when and where to witness. How to recognise genuine conversion and how to deal with difficulties.

Fair condition. Running along the spine and front cover there is a small rip.

Due to the age of the book both covers are dirty, marked and yellowed.

94 pages. Published by Marshall, Morgan & Scott 1962.

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John Ferguson - O My People: God's call to society (bc1-550)

This book examines what the Bible has to say about many topics of current concern, including the sharing of money and resources; work and unemployment; conservation; social organisation; race; violence; education. In challenging the fellowship of committed Christians to witness to these biblical principles within society, the author calls for a new evangelism. It will start from individuals and will embrace society.

Fair condition; the pages and covers have yellowed slightly.

144 pages. Published by Oliphants Outlook Books, no date.

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D. R. MacInnes - An Introduction to Personal Evangelism (bc1-537)

This booklet is designed for Christians who would like to speak to others, but who find it difficult to know how to begin to do so. This aims to serve as an introduction on the subject and hopefully provide a few useful suggestions which will arouse a deeper desire in some to become fishers of men.

Reasonable condition. Booklet.

40 pages, published by Falcon Booklets 1964.

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L. E. Maxwell - World Missions-Total War (bc1-502)

This book contains eleven sermons. Some are entitled - Woe of Missions, Which World?, Missionary Stakes, The Cost of Disobedience.

Fair condition; the covers have yellowed.

166 pages, published by Prairie Press 1979.

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Don Posterski - Why am I afraid to tell you I'm a Christian? (bc1-493)

Telling others about your faith can be embarrassing. This book shows how to win people to Christ using Jesus' own approach: caring deeply about people as individuals and preaching the gospel in a way that matters to them. If we follow this pattern, sharing our faith will become natural to us, a way of loving people for Jesus' sake.

Reasonable condition; the pages have yellowed very slightly.

114 pages, published by Inter-Varsity Press 1984.

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J. Oswald Sanders - The Divine Art of Soul-Winning (bc1-477)

While soul-winning is a God-given gift, it is also an art which must be cultivated. And since every Christian has the personal responsibility of endeavoring to win souls for Christ, this divine art must be individually acquired and perfected. The author presents this important subject in a concise, straightforward way, drawn from innumerable sources and especially designed for young people.

Fair condition; the pages and inside of the covers have all yellowed.

The front and back covers are quite worn. The condition of the book is reflected in the price.

128 pages, published by Moody Press. No date, but a very old book.

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Michael Duncan - Move Out: Taking your Place in God's World (bc1-476)

'Filled with practical help for a person thinking of a cross-cultural ministry.... lots of helpful direction for a church developing a world mission programme'. Rev. Murray Robertson (New Zealand). 'An excellent introduction to becoming a world Christian. A thoughtful response to the practical teaching provided could well add a new dimension to your Christian service'. John Wallis (OMF).

Reasonable condition; front cover is slightly creased in areas.

170 pages, published by STL Books 1984.

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Neal Pirolo - Serving as Senders: How to Care for your Missionaries (bc1-486)

'This key book makes the point that mobilizers - the senders - are as crucial to the cause of missions as frontline missionaries. It is a book just crammed with solid, exciting insights on the most hurting link in today's mission movement.' Ralph Winter (U.S. Center for World Mission).

Fair condition.

211 pages, published by OM 1997.

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Chuck Lowe - Territorial Spirits and World Evangelisation? (bc1-298)

Over the last decade, a new theory and practice of spiritual warfare has taken hold around the world. This teaching proposes the existence of a newly-discovered class of demons, 'territorial spirits', whose function is to rule over specific jurisdictions of different sizes. Along with this theory has come a new practice of spiritual warfare: ruling demons are named, their territories identified, and they are then bound or cursed. Evangelism and mission are then said to proceed rapidly with dramatic results.

Good condition; on the front cover there is slight creasing.

189 pages, published by Mentor / OMF 1998.

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Jim Challenge 1994 - Ready to Reap (bc1-448)

By Paul C. Weaver

This booklet is an eight part study course in friendship evangelism which was produced for the Jim Challenge 1994. This course was written to enable all Christians to be proficient and confident in their witness. It will also reveal some of the secrets of keeping those we reach.

Reasonable condition; slightly creased in areas.

41 pages, published 1994.

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John and Sue Ritter - Keep in Step (bc1-434)

Society moves on. Kids (that's the bigger ones, also known as 'teenagers') often lead the way - always moving, asking questions, looking for something. If the world is moving, then Christians can't stand still. We have to be there when the questions are asked, when the hurts are felt and the fears revealed. Not at arm's length, but in there with them. Not looking the same, but offering light in the dark. Keeping in step with the people who don't yet know Christ as we do, ready to share him when the time is right.

Reasonable condition.

125 pages, published by Kingsway 1987.

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A. J. Broomhall - Time for Action (bc1-031)

This book is a powerful call to action to bring the gospel of Christ to the fast-changing world of today. It portrays the need of the millions, the hunger of the individual. It gets to grips with the urgency and vital nature of the message. It looks at what the church has already done, and what is yet to be done. It demands a response from the individual, and shows how this can be worked out in practical ways. It is a book which not only must be read but demands to be acted on.

Fair condition.

152 pages, published by Inter-Varsity Fellowship, reprinted 1966.

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E. Stanley Jones - The Christ of the Indian Road (bc1-037)

To those familiar with India the title of this book may lead the reader to expect the book to be what it is not - an Indian interpretation of Christ. It is, rather, an attempt to describe how Christ is becoming naturalised upon the Indian Road. The Indian interpretation of Christ must be left to later hands. To those who have no first-hand familiarity with conditions in India another word of caution may be given. The author has tried to be scrupulously careful not to overdraw the picture. He has let non-Christians themselves largely tell the story of the silent revolution in thought that is talking place in India. Christian missions have come to a crisis in India. A new and challenging situation confronts us. If we are to meet it, we must boldly follow the Christ into what are, to us, untried paths. In any case Christian missions are but in their beginnings in India.

Hardback. Fair condition.

Due to the age of the book the edges of the pages are marked. Also the back cover is slightly marked.

254 pages, published by Hodder and Stoughton. Copyright 1925.

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