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How World Vision Rose From Obscurity To Prominence

Television Fundraising, 1972-1982

Ken WatersView further author information
Pages 69-93 | Published online: 24 Jul 2013

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David P. King. (2011) WORLD VISION: RELIGIOUS IDENTITY IN THE DISCOURSE AND PRACTICE OF GLOBAL RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT. The Review of Faith & International Affairs 9:3, pages 21-28.
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Hayoung PARK & Yooncheong CHO. (2020) Financial Sustainability of Nonprofit Organizations: Determinants of Fundraising Campaigns on Donation Intention. Journal of Industrial Distribution & Business 11:3, pages 19-28.
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David King. 2014. Child Sponsorship. Child Sponsorship 260 279 .
David King. (2012) The New Internationalists: World Vision and the Revival of American Evangelical Humanitarianism, 1950–2010. Religions 3:4, pages 922-949.
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