In This Issue: Evangelism and Postmodernism and Other Issues of Global Interest
Peoples of the world and reaching a postmodern generation.
Archive issue · February 2007
This historical issue brings together reflections on communicating the gospel in postmodern settings, alongside global mission research, leadership perspectives, regional profiles, and international newsbriefs.
Issue contents
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Peoples of the world and reaching a postmodern generation.
Considers how postmodernity calls for a subtler mode of evangelism and attentive communication.
Explores love evangelism and the call to bring the church to people in a postmodern era.
Examines emerging churches, cultural engagement, and the established church’s understanding of the movement.
Introduces tentmaking as a mission approach for communities that may otherwise remain unreached.
Reflects on questions faced by Christians with limited access to theological or biblical training.
A historical conversation about Christian ministry and the church in Gambia.
A mission perspective on the country’s communities and religious landscape.
An archived overview of global mission as reported in 2007.
A concise reflection on following before leading.
A report on consultation, analysis, and Christian engagement with new religious movements and spiritualities.
A historical profile of Christianity and mission activity across Eastern Europe.
An archived assessment of church life and least-reached people groups in the region.
A short people-group profile of the Andi of Russia.
A 2007 report on minority language groups receiving Scripture in their own languages.
An archived snapshot of translation progress and remaining language needs.
A report on a New Testament edition prepared for business readers.
European church leaders discuss interreligious dialogue, integration, and shared values.
A historical report on research into grassroots church communities.
A Bible engagement project intended to bring Scripture into homes and workplaces.
A report on continued housing support after the Indian Ocean tsunami.
A report about Scripture calendars prepared for Kurdish Surani speakers.
A historical account of healthcare ministry responding to the aftermath of conflict.
A report on plans to convert a church and monastery into an Orthodox complex.
An archived account of a nationwide Christian gathering held in December 2006.
A report on Christian media training for churches in Romania and Europe.
A historical note on an ecumenical agreement between two Swedish churches.
A conference report reflecting on mission as central to the nature of God.
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