From Womb to Tomb: Generational Missiology in the 21st Century and Beyond
Aug 2024 · PageMaster Publishing
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"Fifty years ago the major missiological discussion was UPG (Unreached People Group). This was followed by Urban/Mega Cities 10/40 Window Holistic Business as Missions and Diaspora Missions. While all these remain the contour of Global Missions however in the coming years is Generational and Polycentric missiology. The UPG are now in our own circle. The growing population among the younger people and the aging population cannot be ignored by the Global Church. The gospel is for all people."
- Sadiri Joy Tira D.Min. D.Miss.
"Fifty years ago the major missiological discussion was UPG (Unreached People Group). This was followed by Urban/Mega Cities 10/40 Window Holistic Business as Missions and Diaspora Missions. While all these remain the contour of Global Missions however in the coming years is Generational and Poly...
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Sadiri Joy Tira, DMiss, DMin, is the Diaspora Missiology Specialist at Jaffray Centre for Global Initiatives, Ambrose University (Calgary, Alberta, Canada). Dr. Tira was the Founding Chairman of the Global Diaspora Network (2010-2015) and served as Senior Associate/Catalyst for Diasporas (2007-2019) of the Lausanne Movement. He studied Missiology and Theology from Canadian Theological Seminary, Taylor Seminary, Reformed Theological Seminary, and Western Seminary.
Sadiri Joy Tira, DMiss, DMin, is the Diaspora Missiology Specialist at Jaffray Centre for Global Initiatives, Ambrose University (Calgary, Alberta, Canada). Dr. Tira was the Founding Chairman of the Global Diaspora Network (2010-2015) and served as Senior Associate/Catalyst for Diasporas (2007-20...
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