History of Missions [Kindle Edition]

John Barach (Author)

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Product Description

Why did Christianity spread so rapidly and is now considered to be the leading religion of the world? What motivated missionary men and women to spread the Gospel to the world?

This ebook traces the expansion of Christianity from its origin in the Middle East to the major cities around the Mediterranean, then to every corner of Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas.

The text is not presented in cumbersome paragraph form but in easy to read notation format.

Product Details

• Format: Kindle Edition
• File Size: 323 KB
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services
• Language: English
• ASIN: B006S8E9I2
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
• Lending: Enabled

More About the Author

John Barach (1941- ) was born on the roof of the hospital in the middle of October in Canada. He was born with a severe case of spina bifida. The doctor said there was no hope for the baby, but he operated on the child severing some vertebrae, draining the fluid, and fusing the bones. The child, said the doctor, would have limited motor function and brain damage. However, Mr. Barach acquired a M.Div. degree from the Canadian Theological Seminary and was a professor at the Peace River Bible Institute for 15 years with the nickname, Mr. B.

As far as mobility, he is an avid cyclists completing both the 200 km and 300 km brevets in randonneuring. He still rides three to four thousand kilometres a year. Cycling gave birth to the book: Dinosaurs Have Returned.

In his spare time, he works on his eclectic web pages at motorera.com featuring the history of specific cars and motorcycles as well as compiling the largest automotive dictionary on the web. The Greek texts of the New Testament, Septuagint, and early church writings are the focus of his current labour.