Foreign Missions Strategy: Technical Readiness

By Felix Asade

Prayer does not excuse planning and before entering a new mission field, appropriate considerations should be given to issues relating to the specific nature of such location bearing in mind the necessity to start well and finish strong. Foreign Missions Strategy: Technical Readiness shows how Mission Agencies could plan the funding, legal status, and operational pattern of the Missionary in order to achieve maximum success on the field.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Felix Asade
• Release date: Aug 6, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310617478

Felix Asade

Felix Asade (Professor) holds a First Class Honours Degree in Human Resource Management from the University of Huddersfield, England, UK and did his Post Graduate Studies in Heriot-Watt University, Scotland, UK. He has written some 40 books in the past twenty years. He writes for all ages and on diverse disciplines including Fiction, Academic, Religious and General Interest.

Book preview

Foreign Missions Strategy: Technical Readiness

Felix Asade

Copyright Felix Asade 2014

Published by Wonderbooks. Publishing at Smashwords

Smashwords edition license statement: This eBook is licensed for your personal use and may not be given to anyone else. It is believed that you are responsible and would be kind to respect the hard work of the author and encourage him by not engaging in illegal distribution of this book. If you would like to share the great experience you got from reading this book, kindly purchase copies for each recipient.

Contents: Chapter 1: Surveys Chapter 2: The Link Person Chapter 3: Sending Agency Chapter 4: Funding Chapter 5: Legal Standing About the book About Felix Asade Books by Felix Asade Connect with Felix Asade

Chapter 1: Surveys

What is a survey? In life, surveys are important and even more so when a Missionary is planning to enter a new field. Survey involves the gathering of intelligence about the field concerned. There could be several survey methods in use by different people at different times but two common types are Satellite or Positional surveys:

Satellite or Remote Surveys: As the name implies it is an indirect form of survey conducted through a third party. It is a cheaper way of gathering information but how reliable the survey will prove cannot be determined until very much later.

Positional or Personal surveys: This type of survey is conducted personally and it usually involves visiting the location under investigation. This is a costly