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This realistic account spells out the reasons and suggests practical answers.

Current strategic “tidal waves” are assessed. The author also considers other factors in determining priority, but rejects concentrating on any one of them.

Honest, down-to-earth counsel about intensely personal matters is outlined here.

0ne cannot accuse the apostle Paul of being unclear about the differences between a preconversion and postconversion life style. When he described the behavior of “the old man,” he did not pussyfoot.

A million Asians live in Great Britian. They are typical of many minorities in other lands. A brief look at the opportunities and problems of their evangelization will illuminate some important principles.

Human development can be divided into stages of growth. A newborn baby is dependent on its parents for every need. A mature adult can world with parents as an equal, and there can be genuine interdependence.

Quality, Christ-centered, life-changing worship is a must, says this missionary, who has found that it opens doors.

Medical missions has understandably become the subject of careful reappraisal for many mission agencies.

C. Peter Wagner responds to George Harper’s article “How Valid Is Receptivity in Determining Mission Strategy?”

It has long been the conviction of some missiologists that the recruitment and deployment of missionaries is growing at least as fast in the Third World as it is in North America.