Joshua Table: World Mission and Islamization

As we encounter the Gospel and come to believe in Jesus, the natural course of our thoughts and actions is likely evangelism and missions. When moved by the Gospel and entering into the work of faith, we are bound to labor with love while enduring with hope; the culmination of this labor is leading other souls to the path of salvation. Furthermore, missions are a field of the Gospel that connects beyond one's own region to the world. Therefore, understanding the field and background knowledge are particularly important for mission fields. This book captures the field experiences of the author, who began his mission work in Africa in 1987 and has dedicated himself to Middle Eastern missions ever since. It also includes an understanding and analysis of Islam, which he constantly encountered in the field while serving as a missionary. Thus, this book can be described as a comprehensive work that addresses both theory and practice simultaneously. It is a book that helps readers see both the forest and the trees of missions at the same time. By tracing the roots of Christianity and Islam and learning how Christian holy sites in the Middle East became Islamized, readers can gain deep insights into missions as a whole.

Korean title: 세계선교와 이슬람화

Korean author: 여호수아 탁

Korean publisher: CLC(기독교문서선교회)

ISBN-13: 9788934122364