EMQ articles
Evangelical Missions Quarterly, from 1964 to the current issue. Page 93 of 160 · 3,822 in all.
In Print
A selection of signiflcant articles about missions.
What Will it Take to Win Muslims?
Persistent prayer, new action by churches and missions, and better trained missionaries.
Just Where Are the Frontiers?
We short cut the biblical mandate by dodging crucial theological and missiological issues.
Global Report
Important news stories from the world of missions.
How Redemptive Analogies Can Help Churches Grow
It’s dangerous if we identify the gospel with indigenous religion and make few conceptual changes.
The Critical Context of Today’s World Mission
Some concerns must be faced if we are to be faithful to the Great Commission.
Teaching English Feeds a Worldwide Craving
Here’s a survey of why agencies are scrambling to use this strategic tool.
Plugging the Theological Brain Drain
Churches, mission agencies, and seminaries have a part to play in avoiding failures in our training investments.
The Cure for Dependency: Teach Your Churches to Give
Without some changes, we may be condemning our churches to continual dependence.
Multinational Teams: Smooth as Silk or Rough as Rawhide?
The answer so far seems to be “rawhide,” but we can change it to “silk.”
Eighteen Barrels and Two Big Crates
The most embarrassing moment in my missionary career occurred near the beginning, 33 years ago, when our baggage arrived in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
In Print
A selection of significant articles about missions.
Global Report
Important news stories from the world of missions.
How Redemptive Analogies Can Help Churches Grow
It’s dangerous if we identify the gospel with indigenous religion and make few conceptual changes.
The Critical Context of Today’s World Mission
Some concerns must be faced if we are to be faithful to the Great Commission.
Teaching English Feeds a Worldwide Craving
Here’s a survey of why agencies are scrambling to use this strategic tool.
Plugging the Theological Brain Drain
Churches, mission agencies, and seminaries have a part to play in avoiding failures in our training investments.
The Cure for Dependency: Teach Your Churches to Give
Without some changes, we may be condemning our churches to continual dependence.
Multinational Teams: Smooth as Silk or Rough as Rawhide?
The answer so far seems to be “rawhide,” but we can change it to “silk.”
Eighteen Barrels and Two Big Crates
The most embarrassing moment in my missionary career occurred near the beginning, 33 years ago, when our baggage arrived in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
In Print
A selection of significant articles about missions.
Just Where Are the Frontiers?
We short cut the biblical mandate by dodging crucial theological and missiological issues.
When the Pen Becomes Mightier than the Sword.
Facing our ethical sloppiness in mission fund raising.
Should the West Stop Sending Missionaries?
Yes, says K. P. Yohannan, but here are some arguments against his call.