EMQ articles
Evangelical Missions Quarterly, from 1964 to the current issue. Page 89 of 160 · 3,835 in all.
How to Be Downwardly Mobile
Crossing the “class gap” with blue-collar workers requires looking at what Jesus did.
What Can Missions Learn from Post-war Shifts in Anthropology?
The chief lesson has to do with the values of the missionary’s vulnerability.
Tensions in an International Mission
Learning tools are needed to bring prejudices, hurts, and misunderstandings to the surface.
Global Report: Latin America’s Megachurches
The next time you are in Buenos Aires, Argentina, after you stroll the city’s immense boulevards and have a steak at one of its fabulous restaurants, drop in on the worship service at the Ministry of Waves of Love and Peace. It’s easy to find. Take a bus or taxi up Rivadavia Avenue until you see the former Rock…
Video Newsletters for the Do-it-yourselfer
When’s the last time a National Geographic film or video crew visited your ministry . . . to tell your story? A long time ago? Never? There’s good news. The wait is over. You can do a very credible job yourself.
Editorial: Megashift in Missions
We are riding the crest of a megashift in missions, away from full-time missionary vocations and toward a grab-bag assortment of other part-time vocations.
Housemaids, Military Bases, and Mission Agencies
Relationships in missions are not immune to the economic order.
Christ’s Mission as Concerto
All parts of the missionary orchestra are essential in holistic mission.
First-year Counseling: A Key Ingredient to Success
A counselor with missionary experience should visit each new missionary.
Let the Buyer Beware
Financially supporting national pastors and missionaries may not always be the bargain it’s cracked up to be.
The Mass Media and Church Planting in Restricted Access Countries
Some key issues must be faced if we are to use the mass media effectively.
Don’t Show the Jesus Film…
To maximize the potential of this powerful evangelistic tool, we need to do our homework first.
Lifting the Fog on Incarnational Ministry
Friendship is key to developing needed empathy.
How to Help Returning National Workers
After soaking up Western culture during their training, they often find it hard to readjust to their own countries.
Global Report
A special report on AIDS and missions
How Shall We Equip the Cross-cultural Force?
What training do we need, who shall do it, and where? These are some basic issues for missions.
Editorial: Megashift in Missions
We are riding the crest of a megashift in missions, away from full-time missionary vocations and toward a grab-bag assortment of other part-time vocations.
Housemaids, Military Bases, and Mission Agencies
Relationships in missions are not immune to the economic order.
Christ’s Mission as Concerto
All parts of the missionary orchestra are essential in holistic mission.
First-year Counseling: A Key Ingredient to Success
A counselor with missionary experience should visit each new missionary.
Let the Buyer Beware
Financially supporting national pastors and missionaries may not always be the bargain it’s cracked up to be.
The Mass Media and Church Planting in Restricted Access Countries
Some key issues must be faced if we are to use the mass media effectively.
Don’t Show the Jesus Film…
To maximize the potential of this powerful evangelistic tool, we need to do our homework first.
Lifting the Fog on Incarnational Ministry
Friendship is key to developing needed empathy.