Volume 21 – Issue 1

The exciting story of the student impulse for missions and how David Howard himself discovered God’s will.

Infatuation with prophetic causes deters evangelicals from the main purposes of missions and church growth.

Successful projects in Uganda point the way for others.

What’s being done in Germany shows that co-operation is better than competition.

The role of female missionaries… church-mission tensions… cultural biases in exercising control… principles for proclamation.

Report on the triennial conference.

In conjunction with EFMA-IFMA triennial study conference, 60 professors of missions met at U.S. Center for World Mission in Pasadena, California.

Too often a student’s minimal exposure to missions results in stereotypes and myths about the mission of the church that must be corrected by a sensitive guide and direct experience.

by Robert NiUaus Islamic radicalism is usually associated with the Middle East. Yet the greatest concentration of Muslims is in Southeast Asia. The nation with the largest Muslim population

Careful analysis coupled with sound practical advice point the way to coping.