Andrew S. Burgess Lecture in Global Mission -
Nov. 5, 2008
The Gospel and Ethics Revisited:
Pre-Christendom Faith in a Post-Christendom World
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10, 2007
 “The Quotidian and the Mission of the Church: Saving Souls,
Feeding Bodies, Healing Lives,” by The Rev. Wanda Deifelt.
Ph.D., Associate Professor of Religion, Luther College in
Decorah, Iowa.
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Through these lectures the task of global mission today is
interpreted in the light of the Christian tradition, the historical
experience of the church, and the contemporary situation in the
world.
Sponsored by the Global Mission Institute.
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Burgess Lectures
The task of the Burgess lectures is to interpret today's global
mission in light of the Christian tradition, the historical
experience of the church, and the contemporary situation in the
world.
Read more about the most recent Burgess Lecture in Global
Mission in The Story magazine.
Lecturers from Previous Years
2007
Wanda Deifelt
Associate Professor of Religion, Luther College in Decorah, Iowa
2006
Rafael Malpica-Padilla
Executive Director, Global Mission Unit, Evangelical Lutheran
Church in America
2005
J. Paul Rajashekar
Dean and Professor of Systematic Theology, Lutheran Theological
Seminary at Philadelphia
2004
Dana Robert
Truman Collins Professor of World Mission, School of Theology,
Boston University
2003
Ogbu Kalu
Henry W. Luce Chair for World Christianity and Mission, McCormick
Theological Seminary
2002
Dr. Phillip Bake
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary, Columbia, SC
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