EMQ Articles

Europe’s church planters, for the most part frustrated (except for some notable exceptions among the Pentecostals), are looking for clues

When the Berlin Wall was torn down, and the Cold War evaporated, civilization was said to be poised on the

Increasing financial paternalism and the accompanying westernization of the gospel are the two most critical issues facing us in world

The Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA, Kenya), which grew out of the pioneering missionary zeal of the Church of

In the first of this two-part series (April, 1991), I described what I call the “double bubble syndrome” that missionary

According to the Jesuit-sponsored Bellarmino Center and the Chilean Department of Sociological Research, Protestantism has exploded in Chile. In 1970,

We’re hearing more about power encounter these days among non-charismatics. We are more open and less afraid of spiritual power

After visiting missionaries on a number of fields over the past few years, I’ve come away dismayed because far too

Joachim Hettiarachi, principal of the Ibbagamuwa high school, arrived home one afternoon to find a mother and her teenage daughter

Finding a balance between staying too long and leaving too early.