Evangelicals and Interfaith Dialogue: A New Paradigm
The gradual shift from old to new paradigms in participating in interfaith dialogue has significant implications.
Archive issue · January / February 2010
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.
Issue contents
Summaries below preserve the historical context of the January–February 2010 publication. Select a title to open the complete archived article.
The gradual shift from old to new paradigms in participating in interfaith dialogue has significant implications.
Countering trafficking is no easy task and needs a four-pronged attack if success is to be achieved.
Three common reasons why duplication of effort takes place instead of partnership.
In Thailand, there is a need for life-transforming alternatives based on human dignity and rights for women who are oppressed and victimized.
How one woman heard the call of God and began interacting with women involved in prostitution in Greece.
A historical leadership profile discussing ministry priorities and hopes for the future.
Water can save lives and change destinies, while the article connects practical provision with the Christian message of living water.
A reflection on Christ’s call to follow as disciples and share the good news of love and grace in a broken world.
A look at the status of the Great Commission among nations, asking where people have the least opportunity to hear the gospel.
A period report about opportunities to participate in an international gathering planned for 2010.
A collection of mission-related news briefs as reported for the January–February 2010 issue.
About this issue
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.
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Claims, reports, and event references reflect a January–February 2010 publication context.