Indigenous Missions: The Rise and Empowerment of Gospel Movements in India

Indigenous Missions: The Rise and Empowerment of Gospel Movements in India

Length9h 53m

About this book

Summary

The mission story of India is filled with courage, depth, and remarkable local insight. This book explores that unfolding journey by tracing its historical foundations, examining present realities, and highlighting how Indian mission efforts have taken root and flourished after the colonial era. It offers a clear and thoughtful account of how Christian mission has become an expression of the Indian heart, shaped by prayer, wisdom, and cultural understanding. Dr. Venkat Potana brings a lifetime of experience into these pages. His work is grounded in both research and practical involvement. The writing reflects not only academic preparation but also a deep personal commitment to the Indian church and its mission. Readers will see how Indian churches, leaders, and mission organizations are rising with vision and strength, carrying the message of Christ from their own soil.

Book information

Genre

Spirituality and Religion

Length

9 hrs 53 mins

Publish date

Jan 8, 2026

Language

English

About the Author

Dr. Venkat Potana

Dr. Venkat Potana is a professor, pastor, theologian, missiologist, and author with over 30 years of ministry experience across India and the United States. He holds a Ph.D. in Theology and Missiology, along with advanced studies in intercultural studies, philosophy, social work, and divinity. He has trained and mentored thousands of students, pastors, and leaders globally. Dr. Potana has authored more than 50 books on theology, missions, family, and discipleship, and continues to serve through teaching, writing, and itinerant ministry based in Dallas, Texas.View all Audiobooks by Dr. Venkat Potana

1Foreword

93Transition in tribal economy

2Chapter One: Research Methodology

94Factors behind the changes in the tribal economy

3Background of the Study

95Economic changes in the tribal communities

4Rationale

96Economic Impact on Tribal Society

5Purpose Statement

97Religious Influence on Tribal Economic Change