Add to ORKGMore than one quarter of the world\u27s people have little or no opportunity to hear the gospel. While few of the unreached care to investigate the claims of Christ, they are concerned about their own economic advancement. This is an opportunity for the gospel. On Kingdom Business proposes a new model for using business in missions: kingdom entrepreneurship. Kingdom entrepreneurs are job-makers, starting for-profit businesses of all sizes-real businesses that meet real needs. On Kingdom Businessprovides a conceptual foundation for kingdom entrepreneurship and explores its contemporary development using case studies of kingdom businesses and reflecting on the lessons kingdom entrepreneurs have already learned. Ch. 2
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Anglican dioceses established by The Church Mission Society and other Western-founded Christian deno...
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The world needs entrepreneurs now more than ever; fresh thinkers, who spot opportunities and apply t...
The modernity of 21st century has led church leaders to confront a dilemma of whether or not their c...
Business as Mission (BAM) is a subcategory of Social Entrepreneurship as it seeks cultural innovatio...
Identifying different approaches mission agencies and churches are using to fund “kingdom businesses...
Mission entrepreneurs (MEs) are the human agents of the missio Dei who start innovative contextually...
Business as mission has emerged as a significant new model for mission in the twenty-first century. ...
With Bock’s help, his Christian community, Jesus People USA, has started more than 30 for-profit bus...
Christian Entrepreneurship is foundational for bi-vocational ministers, new business leaders, church...
Pentecostalism has grown from its founding days in 1900 in Topeka, USA and has extended its reach to...
How important is Entrepreneurship in the context of the church of Indonesia? A sketch of the common ...
Anecdotal evidence suggests that Businesses as Mission (BAM) entrepreneurs seem to have characterist...
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