The Missionary of the 1970’s
For simplicity's sake, permit me first to characterize the missionary of the seventies in a five-fold manner: (1) He must be rooted in Christ; (2) he …
Category: Volume 7 – Issue 2
An Indigenous Wedding Ceremony
The Kalahari Mission is young in years but has been active in growth and development of its own life style in the Christian community. It has been the…
Solving Mission Board Roulette
The claim of God's Holy Spirit on an individual's heart regarding commitment to service is certainly a most sacred and cherished matter. However, the …
The Missionary and His Local Church
In his book, The Bible Speaks to Our Times, Alan Redpath writes, "If you are a Christian and not a church member, then you are out of the will of God!…
Open Doors and Closed Borders
Protestant missionaries from North America now total over 3,000. They are spread around the world perhaps more widely than missionaries from any other…
Theological Study Center Proposed for Asia
The most pressing need of the church in Asia today is for adequately trained and deeply committed national leadership in the life and service of the c…
Evangelicals and the Middle Classes in Latin America: Part II
Since the chief concern of this article is the differential in the growth rates between the missionary society oriented churches and the lower-class c…
Urbana ’70: One Man’s Impression
The title of this article is important because impressions of Urbana '70 are likely to be as diverse as the people who went there. People there were p…