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Diaspora Mission: How to Reach the Nations in Our Midst - Eben Adu

How can European believers meaningfully engage with other believers who differ in race, Christian tradition, and culture to reach the nations in their communities with the Gospel? What are the practical steps to build trust so we can work together to reach those without faith in our Lord Jesus Christ? Find more great talks like this at https://www.FOCLonline.org. Remember to like and subscribe to see all of our talks! Eben Adu is an ordained minister of the Gospel, interdisciplinary scholar, and theologian with extensive academic and pastoral experience. He currently serves as the Principal of Christ Theological College in England, giving strategic leadership direction to the college. His educational journey includes a diploma in Teaching from the University of Cape Coast, Ghana, a BA (Hons) in Theology from the University of Cape Coast, Ghana, an MA in Missiology from the Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary in Seoul, South Korea, and a PhD in Pastoral Studies/Practical Theology from North-West University, South Africa. He also holds a Post-graduate Certificate in Leadership and Management from Northumbria University, England. He has served as a pastor in Ghana and London throughout his ministerial career. As Training Manager at London City Mission (LCM), Dr Adu contributes to the in-house Mission Formation Programme and Foundation courses, where he lectures on Majority World Missions, the History of Missions, Understanding Global Pentecostalism with a particular focus on Neo-Pentecostalism, Leadership, and Biblical Interpretation, among others. He also serves as a learning mentor for Union School of Theology’s Graduate Diploma programme with one of its learning hubs at London City Mission, where he facilitates modules on Studies in Biblical Preaching and Pastoral Theology and Systematic Theology. Dr Adu lives in Northfleet, Kent, with his family. Outside of his theological and ministerial work, he enjoys exploring various cuisines, particularly African and Asian dishes, with a special appreciation for Korean food. He is also an avid Manchester United fan. 25AFW105