Taking School-age Children to a New Culture
Taking school-age children to a new culture is risky yet missionary parents who look ahead can reduce the trauma.
Taking school-age children to a new culture is risky yet missionary parents who look ahead can reduce the trauma.
Our goal must be to be facilitators of new churches instead of leaders of them.
Something about the approaching arrival of the 21st century has sparked a plethora of new world evangelization initiatives. Actually, according
Sending dollars to substitute missionaries creates the dangerous misconception that missions equals money alone.
About one-fourth of cross cultural mission work is being done by people from non-Western nations.
Reports from around the world.
Why do many evangelical groups who used women as pastors and preachers then now prohibit or discourage such ministry?
Homer Firestone shares his unique insights into the task of evangelism in indigenous cultures.
We might as well not have church services on Ecuadorian holidays,” complained my friend, “because only gringos were there today.”
After World War II, North American missionaries discovered a new mission field—Western Europe.
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