Dangerous Territory

My Misguided Quest to Save the World

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Pub Date Feb 01 2017 | Archive Date Mar 14 2018
Biographies & Memoirs | Christian

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Amy Peterson grew up in church, where she loved the adventurous stories of missionaries in foreign countries who won people to the Lord. After college, she was ready to “do big things for God” on the mission field herself. Dangerous Territory is a captivating memoir that tells Amy’s personal journey from wide-eyed adventurer to questioning believer to simply a beloved child of God. Her story will challenge your notion of “mission work,” showing how you can have a vital relationship with God that naturally spills over to affect others.

Amy Peterson grew up in church, where she loved the adventurous stories of missionaries in foreign countries who won people to the Lord. After college, she was ready to “do big things for God” on the...

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ISBN 9781627075978
PRICE $13.99 (USD)
PAGES 224

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What is our motivation for mission and evangelism? It's easy to just say: we want to save the lost souls. Very often that's not our real or prevalent reason.
We forget that God loves us unconditionally apart from performance.

Are we open to learn from history and other cultures? What is the role of women in missions? Are our mission organizations just capitalist corporations?

Amy Peterson writes openly and honestly about all the questions that arose by her experiences in Southeast Asia.

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