What's moving in missions
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Models of Evangelism
By Priscilla Pope-Levison
China’s Ambassadors of Christ to the Nations. A Groundbreaking Survey
By Tabor Laughlin
Cultural Gaps: Benjamin Robinson’s Experience with Hindu Traditions
By H. L. Richard
Silence, by Shūsako Endō: Reappraising its Relevance in Global Missions Today
By Jordan K. Monson
How to Measure Ministry Impact
By Paul T. Penley
The God of Our Fathers? Questioning Volf’s Muslim-Jewish Parallel
By J. David Willoughby
The Church, the Call to Mission and the Jewish People
By Geoffrey Butler
An Evaluation of Patron-Client Relationships in Australia Indigenous Cultures
By Joshua Mackenzie
Counting the Cost of Indigenous Missionary Needs in South Asia: A Statistical Approach
By Abhijit Nayak
Jesus as the Good Camel Herder: The Somali Nomads as the Final Frontier
By Aweis A. Ali
Orality as Contextualization in South Asia
By Timothy Hatcher
Multicultural Realities: A Call to Diversify the ‘Unity’ of the Church
By Simone Mulieri Twibell
What Refugees Taught a Pastor and His Church
By Ed Grudier
The Use of Spiritual Disciplines by Cross-Cultural Workers in Nurturing Their Relationship with God
By Karen Davison
The Missionary Call: A Secret Code?
By A. Matthews
A Church After God’s Own Heart
Welcome Justin Mack, who gives listeners a glimpse into one church’s journey into the heart of God.
What I’ve Learned About Radical, Selfless Living — From Russian Pastors
Have you noticed how self-absorbed we’ve become in America?
There’s A Famine of First-Rate Fundraisers. What Do Nonprofits Do Now?
America’s nonprofits are facing a critical problem. They’re struggling to find qualified fundraisers — and the consequences could be catastrophic.
Reaching Internationals in Your City
It’s truly amazing how God has brought the nations to the United States.
40 Years of Mega-Change in Missions
At the end of this month I will be retiring from Missio Nexus. Starting in the mid-1970s until the present, God has granted me a fulfilling career in missions. That context and landscape has certainly changed over these past 40+ years. Those getting their start in missions today would likely not be able to fathom the world and the work as it was four decades ago. Here in summary, and without critique, are ten of the most noteworthy mega-changes that I observe have taken place.
Pursuing Partnership, Part 28: Engaging our “Hidden” Women
Pursuing Partnership, Part 28: Engaging our “Hidden” Women
The Strategic Nature of International Student Ministry
Many people ask me why international student ministry is such an efficient way to reach the world for Christ. There are three main reasons.
Fanning The Flame in Missouri
In the Spring of 2021, the Western Missouri Operation Andrew Project began with Director of Missions Woody Wilson and churches of the Osage River Baptist Association saying “Yes,” to God’s call to reach their communities and neighborhoods with the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ through a partnership with International Commission (internationalcommission.org).
5 Ways to Deal With Dysfunctional Team Members When You’re Working From Home
Dysfunctional team members are hard to deal with at the best of times.