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Integral Mission: Reconciling Proclamation and Demonstration
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This paper is intended to look into Lausanne’s interest in poverty and its consequences where poverty is social responsibility with understanding, application, and action of integral mission from evangelical perspective. The definition of mission by John Stott “missionary works are all the works done people sent by God, and these include evangelical works and social responsibilities” provides basis for integral mission from evangelical perspective. Evangelical integral mission is also based on the Bible. And this appears in the mission of Jesus Christ that was is balanced missionary work, not separating the ministry of ‘κήρυγμα’(kerygma), ‘διακονία’(diakonia), ‘κοινωνια’(koinonia). That is, a mission that restores the essence of the Gospel and meets both sides of missionary works is ‘integral mission’. As emphasizing social responsibility does not belong to the ecumenical side of the mission only, evangelicalism has been criticized for being indifference to social responsibility. Within Evangelical they prioritize evangelical works but do not emphasize their social responsibility which is practical side of their mission. As revealed in a historical study “The Great Reversal”, this not only proves that it is because of decreased interest in social responsibility from evangelism side due to need of their times and circumstances, but also emphasizes that evangelism side should comprehend that being interested in social responsibility is evangelism’s tradition and legacy. Integral mission from evangelical perspective is balanced mission that emphasizes both vertical and horizontal dimensions. With recognition that even though evangelical works can’t be separated from their social responsibilities they can appear different according to their circumstances and missions, the contingent circumstances of people who are object of missionary works and not uniform should always considered. Concrete fulfillment of integral mission appearing in Lausanne movement is realized especially through being interested in poverty which emphasizes ‘διακονία’(diakonia) as social responsibility. Integral mission from evangelical perspective claimed by Lausanne movement is to carry out balanced mission works witnessed through evangelical proclamations and demonstrations.
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This paper is intended to look into Lausanne’s interest in poverty and its consequences where poverty is social responsibility with understanding, application, and action of integral mission from evangelical perspective. The definition of mission by John Stott “missionary works are all the works done people sent by God, and these include evangelical works and social responsibilities” provides basis for integral mission from evangelical perspective. Evangelical integral mission is also based on the Bible. And this appears in the mission of Jesus Christ that was is balanced missionary work, not separating the ministry of ‘κήρυγμα’(kerygma), ‘διακονία’(diakonia), ‘κοινωνια’(koinonia). That is, a mission that restores the essence of the Gospel and meets both sides of missionary works is ‘integral mission’. As emphasizing social responsibility does not belong to the ecumenical side of the mission only, evangelicalism has been criticized for being indifference to social responsibility. Within Evangelical they prioritize evangelical works but do not emphasize their social responsibility which is practical side of their mission. As revealed in a historical study “The Great Reversal”, this not only proves that it is because of decreased interest in social responsibility from evangelism side due to need of their times and circumstances, but also emphasizes that evangelism side should comprehend that being interested in social responsibility is evangelism’s tradition and legacy. Integral mission from evangelical perspective is balanced mission that emphasizes both vertical and horizontal dimensions. With recognition that even though evangelical works can’t be separated from their social responsibilities they can appear different according to their circumstances and missions, the contingent circumstances of people who are object of missionary works and not uniform should always considered. Concrete fulfillment of integral mission appearing in Lausanne movement is realized especially through being interested in poverty which emphasizes ‘διακονία’(diakonia) as social responsibility. Integral mission from evangelical perspective claimed by Lausanne movement is to carry out balanced mission works witnessed through evangelical proclamations and demonstrations.
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