The simple fact that a Reformed or Presbyterian church or missionary is engaged in the work of missions does not necessarily mean that the work is also being done in a Reformed fashion. With a view from the mission field of Germany where I live and minister, and probably from most mission fields around the globe, there are all too many examples proving my point. Read More»
Sebastian Heck | “Reformed World Missions in Practice” | April 2022

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