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The quest to understand the church’s missionary calling will  remain a significant exercise in  the life of the church of every  age. Transformation in the world context compels the church to  rethink its missionary calling and to strive towards a theology of  mission that will respond positively towards the changing  context. Hugo du Plessis lived and worked in the 20th century  as the first missionary and missiologist of the Reformed  Churches in South Africa (GKSA).  It is the thesis of this article  that Hugo du Plessis’ theology of mission, which had great  impact on how the GKSA responded to the challenges of the  day, was informed and shaped by missiological debates which  took place within ecumenical circles

Hugo du Plessis’ theology of mission as influenced by missiological debates in ecumenical circles