EMQ articles
Evangelical Missions Quarterly, from 1964 to the current issue. Page 113 of 160 · 3,822 in all.
We Can Teach Better Using African Methods
In order to teach effectively in a cross-cultural setting we must understand how teaching has traditionally taken place in the particular culture.
Why It’s Tough to Get Along with Each Other
The important thing to recognize in our relationships is not that we have problems, but rather that we need to understand how to handle these difficulties, and to learn from them.
Editorial: Infiltration Strategies Must Be Examined
Recent events in Greece, Turkey, and Morocco remind us once again of our enemy’s resistance to the spread of the gospel.
Global Report
Reports from around the world.
To Reach Japan, Smaller Is Better
A brand new ball game is beginning in Christian mission. In Japan God is presenting us with a totally new challenge in the history of world evangelization.
AEPM News and Views
The story of Taiwan’s miracle of modernization and progress is well-known. Just a casual glance in American department stores and shopping malls illustrates the fact that Taiwan continues to be a major supplier of consumer goods.
Doing Mission: When Managers Lose Their Cool
The way people respond to crises differs from individual to individual.
The Crucial Roles of the Church Missions Committee
Seven roles that missions committee in supporting churches should play.
How We Reduced Those Early Cultural Surprises
In this article we are concerned with that fundamental problem of the first few weeks in the new culture: culture confusion.
Good Partners Are Costly
Practical ways in which we can minister to our partners.
How to Change Medicine to Muslims
My rather extensive reading of Muslim authors, coupled with visits to mission hospitals in Islamic countries, has led me to question some of our traditional medical strategy.
We Can Teach Better Using African Methods
In order to teach effectively in a cross-cultural setting we must understand how teaching has traditionally taken place in the particular culture.
Why It’s Tough to Get Along with Each Other
The important thing to recognize in our relationships is not that we have problems, but rather that we need to understand how to handle these difficulties, and to learn from them.
Editorial: Infiltration Strategies Must Be Examined
Recent events in Greece, Turkey, and Morocco remind us once again of our enemy’s resistance to the spread of the gospel.
Global Report
Reports from around the world.
To Reach Japan, Smaller Is Better
A brand new ball game is beginning in Christian mission. In Japan God is presenting us with a totally new challenge in the history of world evangelization.
The Positive, Not Polemical Approach
Concise, practical information about what God is doing in the world today.
Authors Talk about Their Books
Miraim Adeney, Harvie, Samuel Wilson and Edward R. Dayton, David Hesselgrave, Robertson McQuilken, C. Peter Wagner and Donald McGavran talk about their books.
Global Report
Reports from around the world.
Your Church Can Train and Send Missionaries
Any church can have a worldwide ministry. This happens when one or more from that church are prepared and sent out to do in another culture what the church is doing locally. And the impact on the sending church is positive and healthy.
New Church Nurture: A Task for Missions?
Church planting is not finished until the church is established.
Keys to Victory in Suffering
Five years ago, I was diagnosed as having multiple sclerosis. Recently the disease has progressed, leaving damage to most of my muscles. I know God can heal me. But what he has chosen to do is even better.
Overcoming Stress in Singleness
Today, to be “single” means “being alone.”
Doing Mission
The International Conference on Missionary Kids (November, 1984) was held in Manila. Through workshops and plenary sessions the needs were analyzed and solutions offered.