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📙 Many churches are involved in short-term mission trips. Most of these trips, however, are focused on economic or social development projects, coupled with ""relational evangelism."" Not many are focused on discipleship, or, more specifically, training indigenous pastors in the essential doctrines of the faith so that they can, in turn, disciple their church. In fact, reproducible models for in-depth theological education during short-term missions are rare. As a missionary presently ministering in a number of underdeveloped nations, Steve Curtis has witnessed the need for, and potential benefit of, such models. The reality is that there are countless pastors throughout the majority world who have had little to no formal training in Bible or doctrine. This book suggests a practical way that churches can use their short-term missions program--together with their adult discipleship program--to help meet this critical, global need.""The work of Steve Curtis and Timothy Two Project International, as outlined in this book, is invaluable. It uses a biblical model rather than a pragmatic one. I heartily endorse the book and Steve Curtis unreservedly.""--Don Kistler, Founder, Northhampton Press ""This book focuses on a gap in the kinds of short-term mission trips done by church volunteers. Steve's research is thorough and documents the need for education as an activity on short-term mission trips. The model he recommends is reproducible and ...