Other Books Received

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Other Books Received
Daniels, Gene. 2012. Meditations for the Missions Heart: Forty Days to Renew Your Mission Vision. n.p.

Other Books Received
Daniels, Gene. 2012. Meditations for the Missions Heart: Forty Days to Renew Your Mission Vision. n.p.

Harries, Patrick and David Maxwell, eds. 2012. The Spiritual in the Secular: Missionaries and Knowledge about Africa. Grand Rapids, Mich.: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co.

Lawrenz, Mel. 2012. Spiritual Influence: The Hidden Power Behind Leadership. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan.

McClung, Grant, ed. 2012. Azusa Street & Beyond: Missional Commentary on the Global Pentecostal/Charismatic Movement. Rev. ed. Alachua, Fla.: Bridge-Logos.

Morton, Jeff. 2012. Insider Movements: Biblically Incredible or Incredibly Brilliant? Eugene, Ore.: Wipf & Stock.

Payne, J.D. 2012. Roland Allen: Pioneer of Spontaneous Expansion. n.p.

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Point/Counterpoint

Point: A Muslim-born Pastor’s Response to a 2009 Insider’s Conference by Jonathan McNeil. Counterpoint: Asking Questions: A Response to Jonathan McNeil by Kevin Higgins

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Why Pentecostal Churches Are Growing Faster in Italy

In April, 1906, speaking in tongues broke out in the Azusa Street Methodist Mission, Los Angeles. The experiences in Azusa Street blended with similar events in other areas to give birth to the modern Pentecostal movement. Whether or not it is accurate to speak of a “Pentecostal Revival” in 1906 is a debatable point (Orr 1965:240).

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Why Pentecostal Churches Are Growing Faster in Italy

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Missionaries as Needy Patrons

By Tamie Davis and Moyra Dale | Patronage relationships are common in many cultures. Western missionaries in these environments are often viewed as patrons by default. This can be an uncomfortable role. However, when we understand how reciprocity works in these contexts, we can participate in ways that strengthen local relationships.

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What Makes Mission Christian?

Although Christian mission may seem easily definable, there is a growing divide among evangelicals today regarding the fundamental meaning, role and purpose of this mission.

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