Category: Book Reviews

Most missions operate in areas with high unemployment, no employment opportunities and low job skills. Often when missions incorporate business into t…

This manual effectively addresses a critically important issue—how can those who are functionally illiterate have access to the Bible?

Ajith Fernando’s latest book provides an interesting perspective on leadership in the church and parachurch.

We marvel at the faith of the ancient martyrs, but do we recognize those of today? Read these books about modern Christians who forsook all for the sa…

In 1945 Gene, along with 2,100 other prisoners, was rescued the morning she was to be executed at the Japanese internment camp in Los Banos. General D…

Contextual biblical witness in the Hindu world has not received adequate attention in today’s witnessing community.

Since 9/11, Islam has dominated the news and interest of the world. The war on terror has only increased the world’s awareness of the Middle East an…

Christians who are involved in the cross-cultural communication of the faith to nonbelievers have a particular problem with war.

Upon entering the host country, virtually every missionary finds him or herself in a social and historical context that is unfamiliar. How are we to u…

The twenty-first century has changed missions and ministry forever. We now live and minister in a global community, often through multiethnic teams. I…