Archive issue · January / February 2010

Being Christ to a Broken World

This historical issue considers Christian witness amid exploitation, division, material need, and limited access to the gospel. Its articles approach those concerns through dialogue, partnership, dignified work, water, leadership, and world mission.

11 articlesHistorical publicationMission & evangelism
Open Bible beside a notebook for mission study
Issue themes include compassionate service, cooperation, witness, and human dignity.

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Summaries below preserve the historical context of the January–February 2010 publication. Select a title to open the complete archived article.

About this issue

Mission amid human need.

The issue brings practical and theological perspectives into one editorial sequence. Because it was published in 2010, event references and world news should be read as historical material rather than current reporting.

Witness and dialogueApproaches to interfaith engagement and proclamation.
Dignity and exploitationResponses to trafficking and vulnerable communities.
Partnership and leadershipCooperation, priorities, and ministry direction.
Compassion in practiceWork, water, and service connected with mission.

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