Editorial | Balancing prudence, technology
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Send to friendWhen Jesus commissioned His Apostles, he specifically instructed them to "go forth and make disciples of all nations."
They trekked across the known world to grow the Church, sharing the Gospel with all who would listen -- and many who would not. For centuries, this was done through personal communications.
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