EMQ articles
Evangelical Missions Quarterly, from 1964 to the current issue. Page 120 of 160 · 3,822 in all.
Fishers of Men or Founders of Empire?
As far as an analysis of Fishers of Men or Founders of Empire? is concerned, unfortunately this book is not an objective appraisal of Wycliffe Bible Translators/Summer Insitute of Linguistics.
Tell the Story Powerfully in Local Cultural Forms
The author, who has lived in India 28 years, appeals for communicating the gospel through traditional poetry, music, drama, puppetry, dance, and painting.
Missionary Wives: Underused Asset
Career counseling is vital for personal growth, important contributions to ministry, and for changes brought about by time and tragedies.
Reentry Stress: The Pain of Coming Home
A substantial number of missionaries find the homecoming process to be more difficult than the initial adjustment to the field.
We Need Cooperation in Research
John Dekker has pointed out some serious problems as evangelicals around the world seek to identify and evangelize unreached peoples.
Unreached Peoples Data: Out of the Computers and into the Fields
The puzzle must be put together—if churches and missions overseas are to make the best use of the data
Reentry Preparation: What They’re up to Back Home
You’ll find the space squeeze and the money squeeze, but churches are innovating not only in building but in program and ministries as well.
New Lessons of Service from a Brazilian School
Teachers and students alike discovered fresh ways to serve one another, their churches, and their communities.
People Can Unravel the Bible—If We Let Them
The key is not telling them but asking them the right questions.
Division Time in China: To Join the TSPM or Not
Evangelicals outside of China have to decide whether to accept Bishop Ting’s claims and relate only to the CCC, or whether they should listen to the voice of house church representatives who will not join the TSPM.
Editor’s Analysis: Of Trials and Towels: The Causes and Cure of Spiritual Imperialism
Problems of adjustment overseas are not going to get any easier. Most missionaries know the trials of language and culture, of red tape and revolution.
We Need Cooperation in Research
John Dekker has pointed out some serious problems as evangelicals around the world seek to identify and evangelize unreached peoples.
Unreached Peoples Data: Out of the Computers and into the Fields
The puzzle must be put together—if churches and missions overseas are to make the best use of the data
Reentry Preparation: What They’re up to Back Home
You’ll find the space squeeze and the money squeeze, but churches are innovating not only in building but in program and ministries as well.
New Lessons of Service from a Brazilian School
Teachers and students alike discovered fresh ways to serve one another, their churches, and their communities.
People Can Unravel the Bible—If We Let Them
The key is not telling them but asking them the right questions.
Division Time in China: To Join the TSPM or Not
Evangelicals outside of China have to decide whether to accept Bishop Ting’s claims and relate only to the CCC, or whether they should listen to the voice of house church representatives who will not join the TSPM.
Editor’s Analysis: Of Trials and Towels: The Causes and Cure of Spiritual Imperialism
Problems of adjustment overseas are not going to get any easier. Most missionaries know the trials of language and culture, of red tape and revolution.
Is the Psychological Test Worth It?
It helps to improve missionary performance and it saves possible loss later on.
Doing Grassroots Health Care
What the missionary does for herself she should do for others.
Roots of Bad Feelings: What the Locals Say
Not every mission is equally guilty, but we must pay attention to the grievances of our brothers.
Editor’s Analysis: Cities Must Have Our Best Efforts
If we’re going to reach the cities, it will take a lot more training and homework than we’ve been doing in the past.
Don’t Be an Urban Missionary unless . .
Urban missionaries must be mature, understand the city and the nature of mission, and possess practical skills.
Is the Psychological Test Worth It?
It helps to improve missionary performance and it saves possible loss later on.