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Section 03: FOREIGN MISSIONS, Foundation Level 1b

03 1b: Adopt, and take steps to disciple, a neglected people

Adopt a specific, neglected, people group to pray for them and their evangelization.

*Find in the book of Jonah how God prepared the first foreign missionary to go to a very pagan people group.

*Find in Acts chapters 13 - 14 major events in Paul's first missionary trip.

*Find in Acts 10 through 11:18 guidelines to help a new congregation to be born.

*Find in Acts chapters 13 — 28 guidelines and examples for missionary work.

*Find in Acts 13:1-3 what the church did, to send the missionary team.

*Find in Acts 13:4-12 what convinced the governor that he should believe.

*Find in Acts 13:13-52 good and bad things that happened, as they told the people about Christ.

*Find in Acts 14:1-28 more good and bad things, as they started new churches.

*Find in Acts chapters 16 -20 more examples for mission work.

*Find in Genesis 24 an illustration of going far away to bring people into the family of God.

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* Stories (better, for letting the Word flow from friend to friend)

2(Optional Documents, to view, download or translate, for additional help)

A. Commission Task Groups to Go to Distant Fields With a Serious Ceremony
B. Prepare a Progress Chart for New Churches
C. Plant Churches the Way the Apostolic Task Groups Did
D. Help Churches to Prepare and Send Mission Task Groups to Neglected Fields
E. Help Married Task Group Workers and New Pastors to Agree on their Spouses’ Ministry
F. Outsiders Form Temporary Rather Than Permanent Teams to Multiply Churches
G. Before Joining a Task Group, Decide Carefully who your Coworkers Should Be
H. Appreciate the Variety that God has Put into Different Cultures
I . Examine Carefully a New Field and Plan How to Penetrate It
J. Focus on a Specific People Group or Subculture
K. Give On-the-Job Training to Untrained Workers who Join the Task Group on the Field
L. Find the Responsive Segment of the Population
M. Help New Leaders to Take Pastoral Responsibility as Soon as Possible
N. Avoid Overwork by Turning Problems Over to New Elders
O. Recruit Workers Who Will Finish the Job
P. Avoid Unnecessary Equipment and Methods
Q. Select Coworkers who Qualify Your Field and Ministry
R. Discern and List Necessary Activities for a Church Planting Task Group 

A. Church Reproduction from the Viewpoint of the Mother Church or Sending Organization
B. Form Task Groups of Those who Have God’s Apostolic Gifting
C. Arrange for Bivocational Workers to Serve with Task Groups
D. Provide Unbiased Mission Career Counseling
E. Help Workers to Love and Esteem God’s Church
F. Pray for God’s Help to Grow by Multiplication as Well as by Addition
G. Give Missionary Trainees Practice in Effective Witnessing
H. Arrange for Activities That Will Help Your Church to Reproduce

A. Keep Churches Reproducing by Starting Cells or House Churches
B. Keep Groups Small to Enable "One Another" Body Life
C. Take Advantage Small Groups to Practice Reproductive Disciple Making
D. Be Spiritual Midwives; Assist with the Birth of Churches or Cells
E. Offer "Gathering Meetings" for Seekers
F. Verify Whether House Churches or Cells Are Needed
G. Be Content with Being a House Church if That Is how God Leads You
H. Prepare New Leaders on the Job as Apprentices, so that Groups can Multiply
I . If you Meet as a House Church, Be Affirmative Toward Other Churches
J. Help Entire Families to Participate in Small Groups
K. Affirm With a Covenant the Church‘s Loving, Family-like Body Life
L. Leaders from each Church Meet Often to Coordinate Area Activities
M. Multiply Wisely

For a list of neglected people groups, with vital information about each, Operation World, Patrick Johnstone.

Cooperate with others to find out what you need to know about neglected people groups that you might work with.

When considering a people group, find out:

For help: Research

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