The Dilemma of Giving
My dilemma with giving began after I arrived on the field in South Asia. And it started with tithing.
Category: Volume 43 – Issue 2
Lesslie Newbigin: Missionary Theologian: A Reader
This fine collection of essays illustrates that breadth need not imply superficiality.
Foreign Money and Indigenous Ministry: To Give or Not to Give?
There is a time, place and manner to use foreign funds for the expansion of national ministries. Missionaries serving overseas need to wise stewards a…
Mission in the Way of Paul: Biblical Mission for the Church in the 21st Century
Christopher Little is to be congratulated for writing a book on the second most significant missionary exemplar of all time, the peripatetic and harro…
The Devil is in the Details: Avoiding Common Pitfalls when Funding New Partnership Endeavors
Having clearly defined objectives and guidelines at the outset of a partnership with an international ministry can prevent many problems along the way…
The New Friars: The Emerging Movement Serving the World’s Poor
Warning, The New Friars will be hazardous to your suburbanite soup kitchen mentality!
Tentmaking Unveiled—The Survey Says
A survey of 450 tentmakers in the 10/40 Window reveals that there are certain factors which increase a worker's effectiveness.
Pocket Guide to World Religions
Urbanization has been a worldwide reality for several decades. As a result, the peoples and their religions have been clustering in the cities of the …
Missions to North Korea and the 1.5 Generation Korean-American Christians
1.5 generation Korean-American Christians and their attitudes toward missions to North Korea.
Well Connected: Releasing Power, Restoring Hope Through Kingdom Partnerships
Powerful global forces are motivating organizations of many kinds to bridge traditional barriers by attempting new partnerships and alliances. But unc…