What's moving in missions
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How Convictions Catalyze Fruitful Cross-cultural Partnerships
An inside look at fruitful cross-cultural partnerships in Latin America as seen through the eyes of David Brooks and Jōse de Dios, former and current Americas area directors for Wycliffe International.
Spiritual Adoption & Africa: Potential for Changing a Landscape
How “spiritually adopting” African young people can lead to a revolution of “Timothys” who will bring hope to their worlds.
Facilitating a New Student Volunteer Movement
How seminaries and Christian colleges can strengthen the Adopt-A-People Group program.
2 1/2 Percent: Church Planting Movements from the Periphery to the Center
Harnessing the power of anomalies could become a gateway to spreading the gospel through media.
Westerners and Middle Easterners Serving Together
https://emqonline.com/store/reprints-Westerners%20and%20Middle%20Easterners%20Serving%20Together The author shares seven common struggles in ministry partnerships in the Middle East.
It’s All about Evangelism: The Billy Graham Center
We at the Billy Graham Center are passionately committed to evangelism in the U.S., the West, and the Majority World.
Edinburgh 1910 to Everywhere 2010: Deja Vu All Over Again?
Few today would disagree that 1910 was a major turning point for the world Christian movement.
Other Books Received
Baker, Susan, ed. 2009. Globalization and Its Effects on Urban Ministry in the 21st Century. Pasadena, Calif.: William Carey Library. Bramsen, P.D. 2008. One God…
Welcoming the Stranger: Justice, Compassion & Truth in the Immigration Debate
With sparkling clarity, Jenny Hwang and Matt Soerens illuminate the complexities embedded in the controversial immigration debates.
The Study of Evangelism: Exploring a Missional Practice of the Church
In a brave new post-modern world, Paul Chilcote and Laceye Warner sense a warrant for fresh study of selected aspects of evangelism in light of current “missional” rethinking.
Power and Poverty: Divine and Human Rule in a World of Need
Dewi Hughes navigates this tricky terrain and guides the reader comprehensively through the biblical message regarding poverty.
Perspectives on the World Christian Movement: A Reader and Study Guide, 4th edition
As expected, this book is infused with Winter’s own optimistic, activist, upbeat understanding of Christian mission.
The Missional Church & Denominations: Helping Congregations Develop a Missional Identity
The Missional Church & Denominations is the second volume in the Missional Church Series. It continues the conversation of the missional church in relation to the North American mission context, this time through denominations and denominationalism.
Global Dictionary of Theology: A Resource for the Worldwide Church
The Global Dictionary of Theology is a magnificent source packing almost one thousand pages between two covers of one volume.
Cultural Intelligence: Improving Your CQ to Engage our Multicultural World
David Livermore writes to open the eyes of mono-cultural short-termers who can only see the world from their narrow perspectives.
Beyond Christendom: Globalization, African Migration, and the Transformation of the West
Jehu Hanciles provides a provocative alternative interpretation of the ongoing development of faith in today’s world.
Mission Trends
In this installment we dare to offer resources to help you better understand contemporary global trends in missions.
The Next Big Thing Might Actually Be a Small Step Sideways
New ways of doing are almost always preceded by new ways of thinking.
Building the Church/Agency Relationship
Can the local church and mission agency work together in cross-cultural ministry to the satisfaction of both parties?
Strategic Impact: Multiplying Our Effectiveness with Children at Risk
How can we ever hope to assist the vast multitude of children at risk? There is a way, and that is to be strategic!
Shared Missional Vision = Greater Intimacy and Bonding between Jesus Followers
Deep Christian fellowship comes through sharing burdens, risks, and dangers as we engage the world for God’s kingdom.
Change the Worldview…Change the World
Worldview change does not come through learning new ideas; it comes through relationships that challenge us to rethink life.
Expatriate Churches: Mission and Challenges
An exploration of the motivation, challenges, and validity of expatriate churches around the world.
Where Are All the African American Missionaries?
The African American Church desiring to get involved in world missions faces unique opportunities and challenges.