Revolution in World Missions by K.P. Yohannan | Global Missions, Indigenous Evangelism, Faith

Revolution in World Missions by K.P. Yohannan is a compelling narrative that challenges conventional perspectives on global evangelism. Drawing from his personal journeyfrom a village in South India to founding Gospel for AsiaYohannan critiques traditional Western missionary approaches and advocates for empowering indigenous missionaries. He emphasizes that local believers, familiar with their culture and language, are often more effective in spreading the Gospel. This thought-provoking book urges readers to reconsider their role in missions, highlighting the importance of supporting native evangelists to reach the unreached.

Key Topics Covered:

• The efficacy of indigenous missionaries over traditional Western approaches

• Critique of Western consumerism in the context of global missions

• The founding and mission of Gospel for Asia

• Personal anecdotes illustrating the challenges and triumphs of native evangelism

• A call to action for believers to support and empower local missionaries

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