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A survey of 250 college-aged students reveals the real reasons why fewer young people are going into long-term mission work.

A coherent biblical theology of women and the testimony of many exegetically simple passages reveal that women indeed have a significant role in missions.

In his work with the Momina, Henson found four significant cultural bridges that facilitated the communication of the gospel and biblical truth to the Momina people.

In the beginning of time a “man who shed his skin” took his sister and came down to earth. He gave her to a “man of the earth” that she might become his wife. Having given her to the “man of the earth,” he said to the people, “Build a house in preparation for the feast of snakes and lizards.” He then returned to his abode in the sky.

A survey of 142 college-age MKs reveals the benefits and challenges of missionaries using national schools to educate their children.

A brief look at the teachings of Jesus and the early Church show that event-speech (responding to immediate events through Spirit-guided speeches) was the preferred method of evangelism.

A veteran missionary and scholar challenges westerners to reexamine their beliefs of “clean” and “dirty” as viewed in the Indian context.