Teaching and Learning Across Cultures
This book is impressive in both its scope and depth. From theories of human development to orality to online learning methodology, Ott covers a lot of…
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The Necessity of Double Listening
Pointing to demographic shifts toward increasing cultural and religious plurality, driven by globalization and increased migration, the authors advoca…
Shrines and the African Worldview
Africans, including Christians and Muslims, generally believe in Western medicine; however, they often add traditional healing practices to it due to …
Ministry and Education Principles in the Middle East and North Arica
This book is a passionate, heartfelt, and resourceful treatise on leadership training, experiential learning, and contextual practices in the Middle E…
The Impact of Women Workers in North Nigeria
This research on women missionaries in Nigeria done by a Nigerian woman is a welcome contribution to the fields of missiology, women’s studies, and …
When Missions Work Involves Whole Nations
Member-Only Access Evangelical Missions Quarterly (EMQ) is available to Missio Nexus members as a member-only benefit or as a digital subscription. Please login to gain…
The Promise of the Open Generation
By Daniel Copeland and Alyce Youngblood | In Barna’s largest generational study to date, we contemplated what it means to minister to and mobilize G…
Inviting Gen Z to Serve
By Amanda Roozeboom | Short-term missions trips that are thoughtfully planned and executed can be an important way to welcome Gen Z into missions.
A Balanced Framework
By Tim Crouch with Mark and Cinda Wood | Teams working in cross-cultural contexts face formidable challenges. The balanced framework provides focus ar…
Transforming Frames of Marginalization
By John Trotter | To what degree has society’s frame of reference on disability shaped the Church, ministries, and perceptions of who is or isn’t …