Articles

Hospitable cross-cultural ministries go beyond simply providing a warm and inviting atmosphere. 

There is one unreached people group that surpasses all of the above: the orphaned children.

In the postmodern West, however, it has become increasingly common not only to question what is true, but also what we mean by truth in the first place.

by Roy Oksnevad

An analysis of local attempts at theologizing within a cultural context is a tool for establishing foci for ministry.

Jesus was the master storyteller. He often taught people in the form of parables. Shouldn’t we do the same?

The author shows how unclear constructs hurt the cause of integration, and suggests a more fundamental point of integration for church planting and social action.

A simplified, yet thorough method for small-scale and personal research in missions.

The authors warn workers that neglecting to love and serve their families can lead to a failure in what it means to be in missions.

Mission leaders need hard data to help them exercise good stewardship of both the financial and human resources entrusted to them. This study of the compensation practices helps them do just that.