The Inclusive Missio Dei
By Kim Kargbo | At least 16% of the world’s population has a disability, and only 5–10% of them have heard the gospel. This makes people with di…
Tag: Missiology
Karmic Christianity: Finding Peace by Faith Alone
This book is not about “karma” as used in the traditional Buddhist sense, but in the popular, worldly spirituality that tries to attach spiritual …
People Groups: A Missional Priority or a Problematic Paradigm?
By Chris Clayman, Executive Director for Joshua Project Ralph Winter’s presentation at the 1974 Lausanne Congress was a watershed moment in missiology that presented cross-cultural…
Crossing Cultures with the Gospel: Anthropological Wisdom for Effective Christian Witness
This book distills the author’s 45 years of training students, pastors, and missionaries in order to help them understand basic anthropological tool…
Propelled by Hope: The Story of the Perspectives Movement
This book narrates the fifty-year story of the Perspectives movement from the lens of the author’s participation in its thirty-year history.
On Mission Together as the Whole Body of Christ
By Linda P. Saunders | As image bearers, it is time to take our rightful place as an inclusive body of believers that reflects the foot of the cross a…
Reading Hebrews Missiologically: The Missionary Motive, Message, and Methods of Hebrews
This edited book is a compendium of 12 chapters from select biblical scholars and missiologists who argue for a theology of mission that is present in…
Facing Danger: A Guide Through Risk
A biblical understanding of risk is a major contributing factor needed to increase steadfastness, adaptability, hardiness, and resiliency in risk situ…
Multilingual Church: Strategies for Making Disciples in All Languages
This book is “for every church looking to reach, teach, and disciple people from every background” (page xiii) who speak different languages and w…
Navigating Uncharted Territories
By Chondeug Joseph Jang | In mission history with First Nations in Canada, relationships were broken and Christianity often meant oppressive religiosi…