An ethnographic study of MoveIn, a Christian mission movement among urban, unreached immigrants.
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An ethnographic study of MoveIn, a Christian mission movement among urban, unreached immigrants.
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Micah Kim’s accessible and engaging ethnographic research offers readers a close look at the history, values, theology, and impact of MoveIn, a global movement and intentional Christian community living among recently displaced immigrants from diverse religious and cultural backgrounds in Toronto. Her study adds value to the critical conversations about missional fidelity, mutual hospitality, and the need for theological and intercultural training in holistic missions.
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will contain mild spoilers
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Religious content
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Central focus on Christian mission, theology, and evangelistic impact among immigrants.
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Political content
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Discusses social issues related to urban immigrants and missional community practices.
Self-harm / suicide
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Abuse & suffering
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May reference systemic suffering of urban immigrants in a missional context.
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