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Edinburgh Missionary Conference and Mission Strategy

This article explains the 1910 Edinburgh Missionary Conference in terms of its general understanding and its strategy upon the Christian missions. The Edinburgh missionary conference focuses on carrying the Gospel to all the Non-Christian World for Unreached people. Edinburgh Missionary Conference has some mission strategies and methods in relation to the world missionary. First, its significant method that it was three self-principle. The three self kinds of self-supporting, self-proclaiming, and self-government. This Conference was debating about three self-principle in mission field. Second, it focused on changed from western world-centered mission into second/third world-centered mission. Edinburg missionary conference confirming their passion and obligation which western Christianity should carry the gospel to non-Christianity world. missionary. Third, the request of cooperation and partnership between missionary and mission field leaders had good relationship toward extension of Kingdom of God. The view related to the necessity of partnership between missionary and dispatched missionary, and between missionary council and missional regional churches developed positive cooperation. Fourth, Edinburg Missionary Conference emphasis on World Evangelization toward Non-Christian World. For this mission work, Edinburgh Missionary Conference requested unity and interaction among the missionary councils, churches, and denominations. Finally, Edinburgh Missionary Conference had a variety of mission strategies medical mission, educational mission, special mission method, leader training, ministry of YMCA and YWCA, and discipleship.