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| Author: |
Pocock, M.
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| Title: |
A recruiter's view of missionary training. |
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Evangelical Missions Quarterly, |
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21, 409-412.
1985 |
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Article
4
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| Summary: |
An article written by a missionary become recruiter telling of his change in view about what is needed preparation. He specifies the core needed and calls for a flexible approach to achieving that core. |
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There isn't one best way to get prepared and prospective workers begin from many starting points
Because of the many different points from which people begin missions preparation, almost every case needs individual assessment to determine readiness for missions career.
Continuing education and a lifetime learning attitude are more desirable than lengthy prefield preparation. |
| Outline: |
Concentrate more on outcomes than on method
The essential components
Outcomes
Flexibility and adaptability |
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