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Nepal was closed politically and economically, as well as religiously, for almost 150 years. Nevertheless, God was preparing the way for when the doors would open.

What is the church’s answer to a marijuana-based (or, in other countries a coca-based) economy?

Even noble ends at times may lure us into questionable, sub-Christian means.

I am constantly intrigued and challenged whenever I look at the logic and strategy of the young missionary church in the book of Acts, as it sought to “make disciples of all nations” (Matt. 28:19).

Even a cursory investigation of the Peyote Cult reveals that much of its attraction stems from identification with the Navajo’s worldview and cultural values, rather than those of the West’s theoretical, theological abstractions.

Language is something we all learned as kids without a lot of thought or stress. Adults, on the other hand, struggle with learning another language.

Reports from around the world.

A tongue-in-cheek look at missionary fundraising.

In 1983, the Philippine Baptist Mission began a pilot project in primary health care to see if we could come up with a church-planting strategy.

Reports from around the world.