Enacted Christianity: History of the Rescue Mission Movement
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Enacted Christianity: History of the Rescue Mission Movement
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This podcast provides an overview of Christian rescue missions in the United States, focusing on their history, operations, and philosophy based on the the book Enacted Christianity by Arthur Bonner. It highlights the origins in the work of pioneers like Jerry McAuley and the influence of Wesleyan holiness, emphasizing practical assistance alongside spiritual guidance. The text describes the diverse programs offered by various missions, including shelters, long-term recovery programs, vocational training, and youth outreach, illustrating how they adapt to the specific needs of their communities while maintaining their core belief in transformation through faith. It also touches on the challenges faced by missions, such as funding, secular skepticism, and the difficulties of helping individuals overcome deep-seated issues, showcasing their enduring commitment to serving those in need, often in partnership with other organizations. This podcast was generated by NotebookLM and reviewed by CVU faculty for accuracy.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rescuemissions.cityvision.edu