New Universalism: Its Exponents, Tenets and Threats to Missions
Three theories about the hereafter hold the ground today.
Category: Volume 01 – Issue 3
New Universalism: Its Exponents, Tenets and Threats to Missions
Three theories about the hereafter hold the ground today.
Modern Leprosy Treatment and the Indigenous Church
Up to 1924 the outlook with regard to treating leprosy was nearly hopeless. Our understanding was limited, and treatment seemed only temporarily to ha…
A Missionary’s Guidelines for Meeting a Charismatic Situation
The Latin America Mission in Colombia has been privileged to witness an outpouring of the Spirit of God in recent years that has resulted in a rapid s…
A New Dimension in Missions
There is a new dimension in missionary recruitment today. Although traditional missionary methods remain valid and cannot be displaced, consideration …
Missionary Responsibility: Changeless and Relative
The preparation of the missionary must be in keeping with the task assigned him. We are compelled, therefore, to define the missionary task from a two…
A Survey of Cooperation among National Churches Overseas
In a previous article in the Evangelical Missions Quarterly (Spring 1965) I attempted to document the nature and extent of cooperation among evangelic…