Churches in Homes: New Efforts in Reaching Today’s Globalizing and Diversifying World
An exploration of simple church organization and its potential role in teaching and evangelism.
Read articleArchive issue · February 2008
This historical issue examines how Christian communities take shape across cultures—from house churches and local theologies to urban ministry, mission in Africa, and emerging forms of church in England.
Issue contents
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An exploration of simple church organization and its potential role in teaching and evangelism.
Read articleA reflection on varied expressions of Christian faith and the possibility of a diverse yet unified global church.
Read articleAn introduction to the issue’s coverage of Christian communities in Cairo, cultural expressions of church, and outreach in the South Pacific.
Read overviewA historical report on a Kenya consultation addressing Chinese mission engagement in Africa.
Read articleA review of historical research into house churches and new church movements in England.
Read articleAn argument for understanding church as mission rather than relying primarily on inherited institutional structures.
Read articleA consideration of how Christian proclamation can remain faithful while being culturally comprehensible and contextually relevant.
Read articleA look at new Christian communities meeting at different times and places while learning to be church together.
Read articleA period report on church participation, religious change, and evangelistic activity in the South Pacific.
Read articleA selection of archived international news items, including reports concerning Christian communities facing persecution and displacement.
Read newsbriefsA report on growing Christian communities and changes in individual lives within marginalized districts of Cairo.
Read articleAn introduction to the people and communities living and serving in Cairo’s informal recycling districts.
Read articleAn examination of Christianity’s interaction with other religious traditions and the ways this can affect Christian identity.
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