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7,000 ethnic groups! 30% of the world’s population! It’s an impossible situation! ©Depositphotos.com/Viktoria Protsak

With a Historical Perspective … We can do it! ©Depositphotos.com/Daria Karaulnik

From the Apostles to 400 A.D. The church broke the molds of Judaisim. John gave the gospel to the Greeks; Peter ended up in Rome; Thomas went to India; Paul wanted to go to Spain. ©Depositphotos.com/Liubov Bunakova

The Four Missionary Mechanisms in the Bible Go Voluntarily: Paul and Barnabas in Acts 13 Go Involuntarily: The Christians scattered in Acts 8 Come Voluntarily: The Jews came to Pentecost in Acts 2 Come Involuntarily: Cornelius was sent as a soldier to Palestine in Acts 10.

Formation of the Catholic Church The church grew miraculously in spite of strong persecution. The church fought against various heresies. The church assimilated beliefs and practices from the cultures and mystery religions of the time. The church became a dispensor of salvation through the sacraments.. The Emperor Constantine declares himself Christian and the Christian church unites with the Roman Empire. Many call themselves Christian, but with little conviction. The church conquered the Roman Empire but was conquered by it! ©Depositphotos.com/S_Kohl

Christianity in the year 400 A.D. EUROPE AFRICA ASIA MINOR

The Barbarians and Islam (400 to 800 A.D.) With the Roman Empire in decline, the Barbarians invaded from the north. The mechanism of coming voluntarily: If you don’t go to the unreached… The Barbarians respected the churches. The church maintained order during a time of chaos. The Barbarians were won to the faith. Islam arose and conquered the Middle East, the north of Africa, and Spain. Examples of prominent missionaries: Columba and Boniface. Charlemagne and the Holy Roman Empire. ©Depositphotos.com/Mike Smith

Christianity in the year 800 A.D. ATLANTIC OCEAN EUROPE ASIA MINOR AFRICA

The Crusades and the Vikings (800 to 1200 A.D.) The Christian faith was imposed by force during the Crusades. The Crusades failed to reach their objectives and hardened Muslims to the gospel to this day. The church split between the Catholic and the Orthodox. The Vikings from Scandinavia invaded, devastated the churches, and were eventually won to the faith. Many superstitions corrupted the church. ©Depositphotos.com/Tribaliumivanka

Christianity in the year 1200 A.D. ATLANTIC OCEAN EUROPE ASIA MINOR AFRICA

The Renaissance and the Reformation (1200 to 1600 A.D.) Studies, universities, and the printing press. The Reformation corrected abuses of the Catholic church. For 250 years Protestants did not form missions agencies. The Catholics were sending many missionaries! ©Depositphotos.com/Alexandru Romanciuc/arogant

Christianity in the year 1600 A.D. ATLANTIC OCEAN EUROPE ASIA MINOR AFRICA

Modern Missions – The First Wave to the Coasts (1792 to 1910) The Moravians Pioneer – William Carey His book – An Inquiry into the Obligation of Christians to Use Means (missions agencies) for the Conversion of the Heathens The response: “Be quiet, young man!”

Carey went to India. His example spawned 3 missions agencies in England, 2 in Scotland, and 1 in the USA. 25 years later 12 agencies had been formed in Europe and the USA. In Africa few missionaries lasted more than a few years. They packed their belongings in caskets! Europe dominated. Achievements – the coasts of Africa and Asia ©Depositphotos.com/Maxim Kazmin/Michael Bescec

Approximate Extension of the Evangelical Church at the end of the First Wave (1910)

The Second Wave to the Interiors of the Continents (1865 to 1980) The pioneer, Hudson Taylor, studied statistics on the population of China. He founded the China Interior Mission; they’ve sent out 6,000 missionaries.

40 new missions agencies were formed. Achievements – the interiors of the great continents. At first they paid no attention to the lessons learned in the first wave. The United States dominated.

Approximate Extension of the Evangelical Church at the end of the Second Wave, plus Recent Advances

If your God is so powerful, why doesn’t he speak my language? The Third Wave to the Unreached Ethnic Groups (1940 to Presente) Pioneers - Cameron Townsend in Guatemala and Donaldo McGavran in India A humble Indian asked Townsend, and Wycliffe Bible Translators was formed! Photo by Alejandro Rodríguez

In India, McGavran ran into the caste system. They both independently discovered the biblical concept of ethnic groups. Achievements – identifying and reaching unreached ethnic groups. Many new specialized missions agencies. Surprising growth of the church in the developing world.

¡From Receivers to Senders! ©Depositphotos.com/Maksym Yemelyanov

The Current Situation Missions agencies in Asia, the Pacific Islands, Africa, and Latin America. COMIBAM was formed in missionaries in ’87, 4,000 in ’97, 6,000 in 2000, ¡8,000 in 2006! and now? The growth of COMIMEX Cooperative networks and strategic alliances

Applications and Conclusions from History A lack of missionary vision at various times. Conflicts within the church distract from the vision. The church and politics Others