Lee Chan-woo: Frontier Missiology

Interserve Mission boasts the longest history among existing interdenominational mission organizations. Starting in 1852, in the mid-19th century, the organization began its ministry to preach the Gospel of the Kingdom of God to countless women in South Asia who were placed in unique environments inaccessible to male missionaries. Today, it is an organization dedicated to professional missions established to spread the Gospel across various countries in Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa. This book is a compilation of research and stories regarding the activities of this mission society. In this book, the author introduces missionary perspectives applied to field missions through the leaders of Interserve Mission, as well as a collection of research by senior mission historians. Rather than being merely an academic text, it is rich in content applicable in the field, as missions are the most practical and actionable realm of faith. Therefore, while it can serve as a textbook for those learning or teaching missiology, it will, above all, be a valuable guide for prospective missionaries heading into actual mission fields. Missions must continue until the Gospel is spread throughout the world, and this is a comprehensive book that encompasses diverse case studies, strategies, and related research to support this remarkable history.

Korean title: 프론티어 선교학

Korean author: 이찬우

Korean publisher: CLC(기독교문서선교회)

ISBN-13: 9788934121855