EMQ articles
Evangelical Missions Quarterly, from 1964 to the current issue. Page 114 of 160 · 3,822 in all.
The Trouble with My Home Board Is . .
A look at some of the factors that cause conflicts and ways that may diminish their unfortunate consequences.
Editor’s Analysis: Fact or Fancy? A Look at Missions Communications
People find it difficult to accurately and sensitively describe events taking place a block away. How on earth does a missions communicator report on the complex issues facing the church in a country 5,000 miles away?
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.
The Trouble with My Home Board Is . .
A look at some of the factors that cause conflicts and ways that may diminish their unfortunate consequences.
Editor’s Analysis: Fact or Fancy? A Look at Missions Communications
People find it difficult to accurately and sensitively describe events taking place a block away. How on earth does a missions communicator report on the complex issues facing the church in a country 5,000 miles away?
Global Report
by Robert NiUaus Islamic radicalism is usually associated with the Middle East. Yet the greatest concentration of Muslims is in Southeast Asia. The nation with…
The Introduction to Missions Course: How to Prepare ‘World’ Christians
Too often a student’s minimal exposure to missions results in stereotypes and myths about the mission of the church that must be corrected by a sensitive guide and direct experience.
A Report on the National Meeting
In conjunction with EFMA-IFMA triennial study conference, 60 professors of missions met at U.S. Center for World Mission in Pasadena, California.
AEPM News and Views
Report on the triennial conference.
Doing Mission
The role of female missionaries… church-mission tensions… cultural biases in exercising control… principles for proclamation.
Editor’s Analysis: Holy Land Hoopla and Missions
Picking a fight with Israel is a dangerous thing. Even more dangerous, from one standpoint at least, is to pick a fight with those who love Israel, no matter what.
Planting in Tandem for Church Growth
What’s being done in Germany shows that co-operation is better than competition.
Training Local Villagers to Provide Health Care
Successful projects in Uganda point the way for others.
Missionary Stress and What to Do about It
Careful analysis coupled with sound practical advice point the way to coping.
Sapping the Strength of Witness in Israel
Infatuation with prophetic causes deters evangelicals from the main purposes of missions and church growth.
The Road to Urbana and Beyond
The exciting story of the student impulse for missions and how David Howard himself discovered God’s will.
Global Report
by Robert NiUaus Islamic radicalism is usually associated with the Middle East. Yet the greatest concentration of Muslims is in Southeast Asia. The nation with…