EMQ articles
Evangelical Missions Quarterly, from 1964 to the current issue. Page 37 of 160 · 3,835 in all.
Launching Church Strengthening Movements in Africa
In order to have healthy, flourishing churches, evangelizing and church planting must be accompanied by church strengthening.
To the Ends of the Earth
Once we have Acts 1:8 properly interpreted, it can stimulate local churches in “ends of the earth” missions.
Grab Some Leaders and Take Them Along
Leadership mission trips can provide focus and vision for churches involved in or preparing to enter the global mission field.
Running the Race on African Turf
I didn’t know who was going to win the 2004 Athens Olympics marathon. I did know, however, who wouldn’t win.
The Great Lesson of History
The great lesson of history is that we seldom learn the lessons of history.
Intercultural Communication Resources
Few skills are as important to missionaries as those which help in mastering communication in a new culture.
The Theology of Internal Controls: Reducing the Risk of Theft and Fraud in Your Ministry or Nonprofi
To foster trust and harmony within a Christian workplace it is necessary for accountability to be carried out effectively and consistently.
Conversion and Apostasy: A Sociological Perspective
A sociological lens offers helpful perspectives in discipling Muslim-background believers.
A New Agenda: De-Americanization
Ministering transculturally requires letting go of “Christianity made in America” and contextualizing our faith in other cultures.
Preparing for the Realities of Missions in a Changing World
Two open letters, one to missionary candidates and one to mission executives, reflect the changing context of missions.
A Haystack that Changed the World
The Haystack Prayer Meeting in 1806 is still impacting global missions today.
African Time
A veteran missionary compares “African time” with “American time” and shares how cross-cultural missionaries in Africa benefit from seeing time as a precious commodity.
Where Are We Going in MK Education?
Dramatic changes are occurring in missions and MK schools around the world. MK schools need to adapt to these changes.
Partnerships in Ministry: Moving from Misguided Metaphors to Sustainable Strategies
Effectively partnering with ministries cross-culturally is important to avoid the use of three common (and misguided) metaphors.
Launching Church Strengthening Movements in Africa
In order to have healthy, flourishing churches, evangelizing and church planting must be accompanied by church strengthening.
To the Ends of the Earth
Once we have Acts 1:8 properly interpreted, it can stimulate local churches in “ends of the earth” missions.
Grab Some Leaders and Take Them Along
Leadership mission trips can provide focus and vision for churches involved in or preparing to enter the global mission field.
Running the Race on African Turf
I didn’t know who was going to win the 2004 Athens Olympics marathon. I did know, however, who wouldn’t win.
The Great Lesson of History
The great lesson of history is that we seldom learn the lessons of history.
Missiological Challenges in the Twenty-first Century
Understanding the five major challenges the Church faces today: urbanization, world unemployment, hunger, AIDS and the relevance of the Christian faith.
The Middle East and Missions on the Web
In this edition of Missions on the Web, we explore what the Internet has to offer in terms of information resources on the Middle East.
On Living Sacrifices
A former missionary kid reflects on what it means to “lay one’s children on the altar” for service to God.
Jesus Hall: A Case Study of a Bengali Muslim Ministry in New York City
One urban missions leader shares lessons from a six-year ministry outreach to Bengali immigrants.
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Seeing ministry as “divine art” greatly impacts the way missionaries mentor those in their care.