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'''Ministries Without Borders''' is an international network of [[charismatic]] [[Evangelism|evangelical]] [[Christian]] churches. Comparisons with beliefs, structure and style can be made with groups such as [[Newfrontiers]] and the [[Vineyard]] Church movement.[[http://www.eauk.org/theology/key_papers/upload/CHARISMATIC%20RENEWAL%20IN%20BRITAIN%20Typescript.pdf]] |
'''Ministries Without Borders''' is an international network of [[charismatic]] [[Evangelism|evangelical]] [[Christian]] churches. Comparisons with beliefs, structure and style can be made with groups such as [[Newfrontiers]] and the [[Vineyard]] Church movement.[[http://www.eauk.org/theology/key_papers/upload/CHARISMATIC%20RENEWAL%20IN%20BRITAIN%20Typescript.pdf]] |
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Ministries Without Borders is an international network of charismatic evangelical Christian churches. Comparisons with beliefs, structure and style can be made with groups such as Newfrontiers and the Vineyard Church movement.[[1]]
Without Borders (as the name is often shortened to) is led by an apostle called Keri Jones who hails from Wales. Although the majority of their churches are in the United Kingdom and Norway, they also have churches in the USA, Canada, India, South Africa and the Philippines.
This family of churches also hold an annual Bible conference in the Midlands for its UK-based churches.
See also
External links
- Without Borders website
- Charismatic Renewal In Britain: Roots, Influences And Later Developments - Rev Dr David Hilborn
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