By Dave Deuel | After the birth of the church, the first mission begins in Jerusalem with the healing of a man with a disability at the temple gates. This should not be surprising because people with disabilities appear throughout the Scripture narrative and especially in Jesus’s earthly ministry.
By Andrew K. Opie | What happens when disability comes into the picture? It often results in some being left out of gospel work due to not measuring up as sufficient.
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 disabilities the world’s largest unreached people group.
By Hilda Bih Muluh | People with disabilities experience a range of barriers to inclusion in the church. And those who are invited in are often still blocked from sharing their gifts with others and participating in Jesus’s mandate to share the gospel with all peoples and nations.
By Heather Pubols | More than a billion people worldwide have disabilities, and most have never heard the gospel. However, mission agencies often overlook this community in their mobilization and ministry strategies.
This excellent volume adopts a multidisciplinary approach to multicultural, diverse, missional, and missiologically relevant contemporary themes…
Must church planting be so complicated? What if church planters do not exude a magnetic, entrepreneurial personality?
Of the dozens of books on Islam, the Qur’an, and ministry to Muslims on my shelves, I cannot find a single book-length Christian study
The Present and Future of Evangelical Mission is an edited volume of contributions from the Evangelical Missiological Society (EMS) Canada Regional Meeting in 2020.
How is the gap bridged between what God has done for humanity in Christ and the believer’s response in mission and evangelism?
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