Given that the business in mission is in someways new principle, at least in the context of social enterprise in the developing world, I though these resources (for networking, case studies, best practices, cultural adaption, business models, and host of other business related information and research) from the book might be helpful to provide more depth of study. Kingdom Business also appears to be available free and in full via Google books.
• BPN
• Geneva Global (John Vong)
• Worldview Matters (Christian Overman)
• The Gathering (Fred Smith)
• Food for the Hungry International (Tetsunam Yamamori)
• Living Stones Foundation (Kenneth A. Eldred)
• Regent University School of Business
• Consultation for Holistic Entrepreneurs (may find info at the Lusanne Movement)
• Infosail Electronics Co (Esther Hui) (Ltd. Infosail ?)
• AMI (p. 37)
• Galtronics
Tentmakers, 1987
• Overseas Mission Fellowship
• OPEN Network (p. 66)
• Care for Cambodia
“Jars of Clay”
• SERVUS business management training
• Living Springs (India) p. 109 (????)
• Open Doors (p. 159)
• Evangelistic Commerce
• Basel Mission Trading Company (p. 189)
• International Development Systems (IDS)
• Tentmakers International Exchange Congress
• World Evangelical Fellowship (only the World Evangelical Alliance appears to be online)
• Steven L. Rundle (syllabus)
• Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Development
• Bright Arrows (p. 248)
Also tangentially helpful may be:
• Fantastic resource for determining if your Business as Mission project is viable.
• Mpower
• Christian Leadership Alliance
• Idealist
• Dev Net Jobs
Business as Mission Networking:
If you are related to business in mission or one of the above companies, please feel free to contact me via email, phone, or via social networking.





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