Category: Volume 34 – Issue 1

Few missionaries forget the day they arrive on the field. It generally ranks right up there with The First Kiss, The Day Kennedy Was Shot or The Truth…

When I went to the emergency room of the Vanga Evangelical Hospital in the Congo one morning in 1996, I saw a strange looking man lying on one of the …

Not long ago at a city park in Central America, Patrick McDonald spotted a group of 30 street children. Then he saw workers with a Christian ministry …

I thought I had prepared myself adequately for my first term on the mission field. I was willing to humble myself to the level of a child to learn a n…

This article is a response to the article "Using an Interpreter: Less than Idea, but Not All Bad," by Roger Chapman in the January, 1998 issue of EMQ.

Many have questioned the method that I and others are using in England to evangelize Muslims. They say it is wrong, perhaps even dangerous.

I wonder if in our approach to missiological research we may have missed a few crucial steps in the process.

This article is a response to: "Courage in Our Convictions: The Case for Debate in Islamic Outreach" by Jay Smith, January 1998 EMQ.

In missiology we talk about the "10/40 Window," referring to the large number of unreached people groups living between the latitudes of 10 and 40 nor…