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Listening to the echoes of Lausanne 4 and learning lessons of abiding

Listening to the echoes of Lausanne 4 and learning lessons of abiding

A Chinese virtual participant at Lausanne 4 reflects on her experience and encourages us to prioritize intimacy with God as a necessary precursor to participation in God’s mission. Missions activities ought to be an overflow of our intimate relationship with the Triune God,, In other words, let contemplation lead to action.
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