This latest book in a series of three by Sherwood G. Lingenfelter deals with culture and cross-cultural leadership for Western and Majority World leaders who are leading multicultural teams in various ministry contexts.
Visser brings clarity to a statistical “mess” with what is surely the most comprehensive and rigorous statistical study of the Thai Church ever.
The author takes an insightful look at the issues surrounding the largest mission initiative of our time.
As a Roman Catholic clergy in the Majority World and a trained cultural anthropologist, Francisco Claver, evaluates the Church through the eyes of both a theologian and a social scientist.
There has always been a temptation, when considering biblical texts, to move too quickly from narrative description to normative prescription.
One of the most exciting aspects of the increasing appreciation for oral communication strategies in Christian missions is the emergence of ethnomusicology.
This book is a personal journey to some of the poorest places on earth, and when we follow, we gain profound insights on following Jesus.
Thong writes persuasively that God wants the Chinese people to know him and to love him, and to that purpose has left many markers or signposts scattered throughout Chinese history and culture.
Finally, someone has done preliminary research on the evangelistic effectiveness of house churches in the United States.
This book is for people reaching out to children and women in any kind of context.
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