EMQ Articles

Although the “church growth” school of thought has made substantial inroads into missionary thinking, there is a continuing reluctance on

Don’t break out the champagne just yet, population experts warn in the wake of two separate reports last fall claiming

Of all the candidates who had ever applied to FUME (Foreign United Mission of Evangelicals), I can’t remember a couple

Many national churches in the Third World are on the eve of establishing their credibility in society and government. Their

There are two opposite kinds of errors in cross-cultural communication. One is that a missionary seeking to communicate the gospel

Church growth is a complicated, multi-faceted study. But church growth is also a must, not just an interesting subject to

For multitudes of God’s people concerned for the spiritual needs of all the world, President Carter’s mid-December announcement of the

The problems of the poor were rudely thrust upon Pope John Paul II when he landed in Latin America. Welcome

Perhaps the greatest danger evangelicals face is the high potential for the disintegration of the home.

By and large, the religion of Islam has been presented to Western readers in its theologically orthodox aspect. Anyone who