Abstract

As important independent variables of future mission and missions, this article aims to carefully predict the future of church missionary work in Korea by examining the issues of demographic cliff and Fourth Industrial Revolution. As a result, a shift in perception is needed, and a strategy should be taken to increase the proportion of Christians in the total population. Church growth methodologies other than biological growth should also be taken. It is necessary to look at the Fourth Industrial Revolution as another independent variable of church mission and missions, which has pros and cons. Here, this article presents how church missions in the demographic cliff should respond to these advantages and disadvantages while organizing the concepts and contents of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. This includes questions about the post COVID-19 situation that has increased uncertainty over the future of Korean church missions over the past year.

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