As expected, this book is infused with Winter’s own optimistic, activist, upbeat understanding of Christian mission.
A veteran missionary offers three suggestions westerners should reflect upon if they want to participate in the next great advance of the gospel.
Dewi Hughes navigates this tricky terrain and guides the reader comprehensively through the biblical message regarding poverty.
Learning the animistic or folk Islamic vocabulary of the people you are called to reach is invaluable for the Christian ethnographer.
In a brave new post-modern world, Paul Chilcote and Laceye Warner sense a warrant for fresh study of selected aspects of evangelism in light of current “missional” rethinking.
The author takes an insightful look at the issues surrounding the largest mission initiative of our time.
The challenges to organizational unity are perhaps as great today as they have ever been.
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.
Interpersonal conflicts frequently trouble missionary endeavors.
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.
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