Author Interview: Stephen T. Pardue on Why Evangelical Theology Needs the Global Church
The book “seeks to articulate some of the ways that evangelical theology ought to be influenced by the changing realities of the global church” …
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Author Interview: Ivan Veldhuizen on Far Off Saints
Far Off Saints by Ivan Veldhuizen is a four-week introductory study on missions that consists of five readings per week along with daily questions.
PREM – An Apostle’s Triumphant Witness for Christ in Nepal
Prem Dayal Pradhan, was born on 24 June 1924 of Hindu parents in India, near Nepal’s border. While Hindu educated, Prem could find no coherent beli…
Author Interview: Josh Hayden on Remissioning Church: A Field Guide to Bringing a Congregation Back to Life
The book presents a field guide for congregations that seek to engage in remissioning, which is “the process of inside-out transformation of the chu…
Exciting Insights from the Latest Study on Risk and Short-Term Missions
We are thrilled to announce the release of two comprehensive reports on the critical intersection of risk and short-term missions.
Polycentric Missions Should Include the Church
By Ellen Livingood, Matthew Philip, and Scott White | Immense global changes are affecting every aspect of missions. Missions models are getting flatt…
Holistic Care for Holistic Health
By Karen Bomilcar | The church has tremendous potential to help communities reach new levels of wholeness. This often-unexplored context for healing p…
Reporting Challenges for Movements in a World of Misinformation and Persecution
By Stan Parks | Globally, 1,965 church planting movements (CPMs) are being reported, with approximately 90% of these among current or former unreached…
Movement Catalysts’ Self-Awareness – A Factor in Fruitfulness
By Gene Daniels and Emanuel Prinz | Healthy self-awareness is a key quality of effective pioneer missionaries such as movement catalysts because cultu…
Enduring Redemptive Communities
By Ronald and Carolyn Klaus | Over time, the church has repeatedly devolved into structures more geared to attracting and inspiring people than to tra…