The Incarnation and the Church's Witness

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Guder explores the misconception among contemporary Christian churches that mission efforts are merely another program, rather than a fundamental aspect of their identity. He addresses the valid criticisms from outsiders who view these missions as forms of cultural imperialism, urging a reevaluation of how churches approach their mission work. This examination prompts a deeper understanding of the role of mission in the church and its impact on both congregations and the communities they serve.