Dos and Don’ts in Speaking to ESL Audiences
“You’ve gotta take the bull by the horns,” I declared. The students looked puzzled. As an “English as a First Language&rdqu…
Category: Volume 41 – Issue 3
Improving Missions Websites
One of the earliest editions of “Missions on the Web†offered tips and techniques for those developing their agency’s first website. Surprisingl…
Camel Training Manual
Seldom have I been as enthused about a book as I am about this inside peek at one of the most extraordinary acts of the Holy Spirit among Muslims ever…
Letters from Readers
Toward a Relevant Theology
Ziya Meral’s article, “Toward a Relevant Theology for the Middle East,” in the April EMQ was suc…
Constants in Context: A Theology of Mission for Today
Steve Bevans and Roger Schroeder of the Catholic Theological Union have written a wonderful new overview of the history and theology of missions.
Ministry Idolatries
It was not long ago that ministry adultery and family idolatry received a lot of attention in mission personnel circles as the most common shortcoming…
Father of Missions: The Life and Times of Anthony Norris Groves (1795-1853)
Why should anyone read a biography of a man who believed that he lived a “worse than useless lifeâ€? There are no tales of heroic achievements, no …
Are We Really about Church Planting?
We in the missions community think of ourselves as being in the church planting business. But somehow I often wonder if we are deceived. Jim Collins 
Freeing God’s Children:The Unlikely Alliance for Global Human Rights
Allen Hertzke brings us a readable and interesting account of a recent and surprising phenomenon: conservative evangelicals engaging in the traditiona…
Globalization and the Missionary Potential of International Churches
During the latter half of the twentieth century, globalization has caused the dispersion of millions of English-speakers to the ends of the earth.