title: Growing Missionaries Biblically: A Fresh Look at Missions in an African Context
author:  Dr. R. Zarwulugbo Liberty 
description: Dr. R. Zarwulugbo Liberty is president of Africa International Christian Mission, Inc. in Boynton Beach, Florida, and Church of the Believers, Inc. in Liberia, West Africa. He earned a bachelor in theology from Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary, a master of divinity and a doctorate in ministry from Knox Theological Seminary. He and his wife, Esther, planted nineteen churches in Liberia. They currently live in Boynton Beach, Florida.
zlib_text: “I am grateful for Johnson’s wise, sensitive, and practical insights for the local 
  church committed to going global. While written by a North American, this 
  book is neither culturally bound nor ethnocentrically blind. The issues ad-
  dressed apply to any healthy local church anywhere in the world. In other 
  words, Missions is thoroughly biblical. And for this reason, those like me who 
  minister in another culture will find its lessons doable. I heartily recommend 
  it, praying that God will grant it a wide readership, for his global glory.”
  Doug Van Meter, pastor-teacher, Brackenhurst Baptist Church, 
  Johannesburg, South Africa
  “I love this book. I love the way it begins and ends with the glory of God in the 
  gospel. I love the way it places the local church at the center of both sending 
  missionaries and the task of mission. I love the way it’s driven by biblical 
  principles yet full of practical advice. All the ingredients are here to trans-
  form the place of world missions in your c