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Highlights of India Missions Association’s Advance Mission Leadership Training

By Ragland Remo Paul
December 2007


Twenty-two emerging leaders from nine organisations
attended this year’s AMLT.

Over eight hundred leaders have received training in the past twenty-two years through the India Missions Association’s (IMA) Advance Missions Leadership Training (AMLT). AMLT has greatly impacted the Church’s thinking in India concerning missions. Twenty-two emerging leaders from nine organisations attended this year’s AMLT, held 2-15 September 2007 at Satyodayam in Secunderabad, India. AMLT 2007 sought to achieve the following objectives:

  • To envision more leaders to meet the increasing challenges in transforming the nation.

  • To envision a bigger picture of the national and global mission challenges and prepare adequate leadership.

  • To assist in understanding the contemporary missiological issues and mission scenario.

  • To create awareness of the principles of leadership from scriptural and management perspectives.

  • To create a desire for continuous learning of leadership, management and communication.

  • To allow current IMA leaders to spend time with the new leaders.

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Ragland Remo Paul is training coordinator for India Missions Association.


Published as a joint effort between the Institute of Strategic Evangelism,
Evangelism and Missions Information Service and Intercultural Studies Department
(Wheaton College, Wheaton, Ill. USA) and the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization

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