God Has Moved! An Allegorical Look “Back” at Cape Town 2010
An allegorical look at how a movement began taking shape in late 2008 and early 2009 beyond the confines of religious institutions.
Read articleHistorical issue · January 2009
This issue considers global and urban mission, united prayer, knowledge stewardship, ministry training, and the changing shape of missionary service.
Issue contents
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An allegorical look at how a movement began taking shape in late 2008 and early 2009 beyond the confines of religious institutions.
Read articleA reflection on listening for, observing, and participating in God’s movements throughout the world.
Read articleFive urban ministry practitioners discuss issues related to global mission in large cities.
Read articleA selection of brief reports on mission activity and Christian ministry from around the world, presented in its original historical context.
Read articleAn argument for revising common assumptions about who a missionary is in a contemporary, globalized world.
Read articleA discussion of how prayer can lead to more dynamic and direct engagement with the world.
Read articleA look at identifying, capturing, and distilling field experience so ministry teams can learn across contexts and become more effective.
Read articleAn overview of nine needs and gaps identified in the global business as mission movement.
Read articleA historical account of a website that enabled bilingual Christians to translate people profiles and expand the research process.
Read articleAn overview of a missionary college program combining classroom experience with practical mission work.
Read articleA reflection on encouraging younger generations to consider long-term overseas mission service.
Read articleAn archived interview examining organizational leadership and the future influence of China and Cuba in mission.
Read articleReader guide
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