Curiosity and Communication
By Stan Nussbaum with Hussan | This article describes a Central Asian house church network‘s approach to evangelism, focusing on creating curiosity …
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“Ask of Me”: Ways to Appeal to Felt Needs That Lead to Spiritual Depth
By Sally Folger Dye, T. Wayne Dye, and Edie Bakker | People in every country have many legitimate life concerns. God wants to help with these felt nee…
Modality-Sodality: Let’s Call the Whole Thing Church
By Sara Salloum |In 2009, Ralph Winter introduced the terms modality to describe the local church fellowship and sodality to describe what we now call…
The Challenges of Integrating New Mission Sending and Old Mission Organizations
By Maria Lopez | Based on significant personal experience interfacing between traditional international western sending agencies and new sending natio…
How Can Western Churches Still Contribute to World Mission?
By Stewart Hunt | Whilst most agree that the future of mission involves global collaboration, the role of the Western church has become unclear. Howev…
Developments in Mission Sending from China
By Brent Fulton | Hundreds of Mainland Chinese Christians serve as missionaries around the world and thousands more minister among China’s unreached…
Mobilizing Ordinary Christians to Evangelize Through Online Connections
By Aaron Myers | In this era of missions, we do not have to move house and jobs to connect with people in other countries. Using social media to respo…
Moving Beyond “Pray, Give, or Go”
By Steven P. Steinhaus | Even if you cannot go overseas as a traditional missionary, you can still do more than pray and give. Steinhaus outlines four…
Social Action in Muslim Contexts: Why Should We Care?
By Jean-Pierre Maure | Just as Jesus did not separate social action from his ministry, Christians working among Muslims should live out their faith th…
The Harvest Problem
By Richard G. Lewis | As the Great Commission requires us to reach all peoples of the earth with the gospel, we need to address intentionally the shor…