Fog in the Pews: Factors Behind the Fading Vision for Unreached Peoples
By RW Lewis
Notes from the Field: Voices of Pioneer Workers on the Challenge of “People Groups”
By Various Authors
Run with the Vision: The Impact of the Unreached People Groups Concept on Students, Churches and Sending Agencies
By Greg Parsons
Foundations of Frontier Missiology: Core Understandings and Interrelated Concepts
By Alan R. Johnson
The People Group Approach: A Historical Perspective
By David E. Datema and Leonard N. Bartlotti
A Biblical Understanding of People Groups
By Steve Hawthorne
Rethinking People Group Missiology
By Rethinking People Groups Forum team
Disabling Mission, Enabling Witness: Exploring Missiology Through the Lens of Disability Studies
By Benjamin T. Conner
The Contexts of Contextualization: Different Methods for Different Ministry Situations
By Brian A. DeVries
Mobilization: The Fourth (and Final?) Era of the Modern Mission Movement
Hindsight is always 20/20 and peering into the rearview mirror of missions history, attempting to see it from God’s perspective, is a formidable, but exhilarating, endeavor. One modern thinker who has done a stellar job of helping us understand when, where, and how God has been at work over the centuries is missiologist Dr. Ralph Winter, founder of the U.S. Center for World Mission (now Frontier Ventures).