Church historians and missionaries have noted that we are now witnessing a massive shift in the center of Christianity from the continents of Europe and North America to Africa and Asia. A second shift is equally significant. Missionaries are now being sent in large numbers from East to West At a time when major mission boards in North America are reducing their appointment of missionaries and programs, the Korean church is forging ahead in their mission advance. How is it that the churches in a small, divided, poor country could become the largest sender of missionaries? This is their story. It is a remarkable record of faith and sacrifice. What can we learn from them?

Product Description: Book by Brown, G. Thompson