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The Christian Mission Series is a collection of three books published in 2000 to introduce non-Christians to
the truth of Christianity and help Christians of all dominations explore our history and continuing mission.
Over the past few years hundreds of these books were given to non-Christians, public libraries, and
Christian leaders in the United States. Further, they were made available through amazon.com. Now with the
formation of the Institute, these books can be given in PDF format to all who wishes to download them.
Interested readers are kindly requested to only download these books once and save the file on their
personal computers to conserve bandwidth. Permission is also granted for the free distribution of these
books in a manner consistent with the Institute's mission.
Please click on the image of each book to download full document. Free copies of the Adobe reader for
PDF files are downloadable from www.adobe.com if the reader is not already preloaded on your computer.
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A short Bible centered book that explains the reason for being Christian and its
implications. The first two sections of the book emphasis what we must learn
from the teachings and actions of Jesus and His apostles. The last two sections
of the book emphasize how we can understand the will of God as revealed
through the Old Testament and our responsibilities in serving the will of God.
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A period and timeline based book that explores the way God has worked with
the strengths and weaknesses of Christians across two thousand years of
history to shape the Church and the world for His coming kingdom. This book
adds insight to the changing needs of the human spirit and God's perfect plan
for growing it.
A spiritually intense book that unravels the nature and workings of evil in a
complex world. This book addresses the corruptions within society and the
challenges in gathering new Christians according to the will of God. Specific
issues within the Christian churches are addressed in detail and approaches
for Christian missionary activities to non-Christian communities are presented
for consideration.