The Mobilized Church: Keys to Unlock Missions Potential
Leadership Pathways for Women
Webinar: Measuring the Invisible: How Gender Bias Impacts Women in Leadership
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How Do I Get My Pastor Engaged in Missions? Cracking the Code
This edited volume sees Canada as a mosaic (“where, when intermingled, distinct individual pieces complete the whole”) and challenges the Canadian church to move beyond monocultural approaches to ministry, in light of the country’s migration and multicultural realities. It also seeks to inspire the church to embrace others beyond hospitality, and to bring down barriers of difference.
This edited volume sees Canada as a mosaic (“where, when intermingled, distinct individual pieces complete the whole”) and challenges the Canadian church to move beyond monocultural approaches to ministry, in light of the country’s migration and multicultural realities.
The book uses the metaphor of symphony to understand and engage in mission. It focuses on three movements of this symphony; namely the stewardship movement, the service movement, and the spoken word movement. These movements of missional intentionality answer three big questions:
The book uses the metaphor of symphony to understand and engage in mission. It focuses on three movements of this symphony; namely: the stewardship movement; the service movement; and the spoken word movement. These movements of missional intentionality answer three big questions: (1) “What is the church’s mission as it participates in God’s mission?”; (2) “What is my role within God’s mission?”; and (3) “What does mission look like in daily life?” Seeing the whole Bible as a story of a missional God whose goal is to restore a broken world, the book seeks to move God’s people from theological reflection to faithful practice, from wrestling with the idea of mission to participating in what God is doing in mission.
The book is a biblical and contemporary exploration of the fulfillment of God’s mission through Gentiles. Specifically, the four authors discuss at length the missional contributions and themes (especially in relation to migration and hospitality) of Abraham, Hagar, Jethro and Zipporah, four Philistine tribes, Ruth, Esther and Mordecai, the Magi, and Peter and Cornelius. In other words, this book sets forth the biblical narrative and current survey of the mission Dei from the inside out, which shows the inclusion of Gentiles as agents of God’s revelation, vehicles of God’s voice, and exemplars in fulfilling God’s mission in relation to the people of God.
This book is a missiological theology of the Bible that puts missions at the core of God’s purpose. It advocates for a missiologically theocentric movement that began in the city of Ephesus and lasted for the next generation.
This book is a practical guide presented from a Christian perspective for non-profit and for-profit sectors in virtual environments.
This book is a missiological theology of the Bible that puts missions at the core of God’s purpose.
This collection of essays presents the opportunities and challenges of secularization for the mission of the Church. It presents various analyses and guidance in assisting the Church toward informed, missional engagement with increased globalization and modernization in different contexts, starting with North America, then Europe, Asia, and Africa.
This edited book presents Canadian reflections on understanding and practicing church mission in a time of multiple crises that impact the nation.
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