Christian Conduct in Situations of Conflict
In terms of policy development, there are certain areas that are more conspicuous by their absence than anything else.
Category: Volume 11 – Issue 3
Europe — a Look at the Past to Understand Conditions Now
An estimated 160 million people in Europe make no profession of religion. Among those who still claim allegiance to Christianity there are few who tak…
Plan for the Church’s Leadership Needs
Contemporary missiologists are transforming long-felt concerns for church growth and leadership training into systematic plans for action.
New Shape of Colombia Demands Sensitive Missionaries
In Colombia we are preaching the gospel in an atmosphere of change. In order to speak with effect to our hearers, it is necessary to understand what i…
Editorial: ‘If One Member Suffers . . .’
The dreadful events of recent weeks in Cambodia and Vietnam hang heavy on our hearts as we prepare this issue. Somehow, the academic debates of missio…
What’s the Best Way to Work in Europe?
I hope that the following information will at least serve to stimulate those who intend to begin church-planting work first of all to investigate more…