Editorial: The Five Marks of Mission: Two Different Models

Jeppe Bach Nikolajsen

doi:10.5117/EJT2019.2.001.NIKO

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oa Editorial: The Five Marks of Mission: Two Different Models
Door Jeppe Bach Nikolajsen
Publisher: Amsterdam University Press
Source: European Journal of Theology, Volume 28, Issue 2, dec. 2020, p. 97 - 98
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5117/EJT2019.2.001.NIKO
Taal: Engels
- Online verschenen: 01 dec. 2020

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