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Henry Venn ( 1796 - 1873) and Rufus Anderson ( 1796 - 1880) were contemporaries and the modern pioneers of indigenous church mission theory. They defined an indigenous church as one that is

self-supporting
self-governing and
self-propagating

Roland Allen attempted to reapply these principles to the missions of his day, the early 1900s.

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