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Mission & the Pursuit of Virtue

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January 11 – 15, 2027

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Examines the flaws in contemporary approaches to mission and church planting, then draws on the Christian virtue tradition, especially Roland Allen, Thomas Aquinas and Gregory of Nyssa, to chart a way forward that is both biblical and practical.

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Mission & the Pursuit of Virtue

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The Rev. Dr. Michael Niebauer

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