Southwestern Assemblies of God University - Southwesterner Yearbook (Waxahachie, TX)

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The Aim of Missions is to make jesus Christ known to all men as the only Savior from sin. This is a distinctively spiritual aim. Nothing is more apparent in Christ's and His apostles' ministry than this, but it needs strong emphasis today. Our iwork like theirs is neither commer- cial, political, not even philanthropic, though our message may exert powerful influence along these lines. Let us hold faithfully to our distinc- tive aim of preaching Christ. Aim of Missions is unique in that it all men are in a condition of desper- for which Christ is the only remedy. is not deeply' rooted in point can never aecom- which it aim