By Heather Pubols | Around the world more and more people from Majority World nations are diligently working as missionaries

By Allen Yeh | The term polycentric mission has become popular. While the term has a more recent origin, the

By Eldon Porter and Joseph Handley | The world is more interconnected than ever before, and the way we do

By Joy and Jaewoo Kim | For 30 years, Clarkston, Georgia has welcomed so many immigrants and refugees from around

By Jon Fuller | What does it mean to send and be sent? Understanding sending as deeply rooted in the

By Harvey Kwiyani | Reverse mission is often used to describe Majority World mission movements, particularly ones to Western countries.

By Mark Hedinger and Kate Wiseman | Polycentric mission brings the joy of multiplied expansion, and at the same time,

By Craig Greenfield | When every geopolitical nation has a gospel presence, what is the role of an outsider in

By Sara Miller* | Church leaders and organizations are grappling with the changing dynamics of the American church. However, the

By Adeoluwa Felix Olanrewaju | The Nigerian church has been engaged in cross-border and cross-cultural missions for more than 150

By Ellen Livingood, Matthew Philip, and Scott White | Immense global changes are affecting every aspect of missions. Missions models

By Charis Jackson and Lynn Green | To say Loren Cunningham reshaped missions is not an overstatement. It’s a fact.

By Grant Klinefelter | Do we know the story of what God is doing today? Often, we know how God

By Tamie Davis and Moyra Dale | Patronage relationships are common in many cultures. Western missionaries in these environments are

By Collin Cornell | Does God’s faithfulness end when our usefulness runs out? While most Christians would deny this, the

By Scott Brock | In August 2021, many people fled Afghanistan when US troops withdrew. Afghan believers were a vulnerable

By Daniel Råsberg | Traditional insider-outsider categories in missions fail to address the complexities of migrant ministry. Relationships, consistency over

By Kaisa Golding and Jim Olang | The refugee crisis presents an urgent opportunity for the church to embody the

By Isac Soundararaja | India is poised to play a significant role in global missions beyond its borders, and India’s

Reviewed by L. Lynn Thigpen, PhD, adjunct professor, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA, and emeritus IMB missionary to Southeast Asia.

Reviewed by Alan Howell who served in Mozambique among the Makua-Metto people (2003–2018) and as visiting professor of missions at

Reviewed by Randy L. Jackson, PhD, who served 18 years with the International Mission Board. Currently, he is the associate

Rarely does a biography make the book review list for Evangelical Missions Quarterly. Lucy Austen’s biography of Elisabeth Elliot, however

Reviewed by Richard Cook, professor of church history and missions at Logos Evangelical Seminary in El Monte, California, and a

Reviewed by Jerome S. Cepeda, PhD student in Orality Studies, Asia Graduate School of Theology, Philippines.

Reviewed by Jerome S. Cepeda, PhD student in Orality Studies, Asia Graduate School of Theology, Philippines.

Because cross-cultural servants may be ethnocentric as they share the gospel, there is a need to be more supracultural as

A.S. Ibrahim has two aims in this book. He seeks first to help his readers understand the Muslim mindset and

Reviewed by David Greenlee, PhD, missiologist for Operation Mobilization based in Tyrone, Georgia.

Reviewed by David Greenlee, PhD, missiologist for Operation Mobilization based in Tyrone, Georgia.

An International Review with a decade of pastoral and church-planting experience in East Asia and the Northeastern United States.