In this issue: Church leaders in the Global South speak on mission and evangelism
An introduction to the issue’s coverage of Kroo Bay, Sierra Leone, theology of evangelism in the Global South, and Bible translation.
Read introductionArchive issue · April 2008
This historical issue gathers church voices on evangelism, transformational discipleship, Pentecostal mission, global Christian growth, urban ministry, Bible translation, and the church in Europe.
In this issue
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An introduction to the issue’s coverage of Kroo Bay, Sierra Leone, theology of evangelism in the Global South, and Bible translation.
Read introductionA call to integrate the voices, thought, and approaches of the Global South into understandings of global mission and evangelism.
Read articleAn examination of whether mission should be regarded as the overriding interpretation of the Great Commission.
Read articleHow evangelical leaders in Africa, Asia, and Latin America sought a theology matching their activism while responding to social tensions.
Read articleFour ways mission thinking must change to meet challenges inherent in cross-cultural ministry.
Read articleA discussion of two spheres and stages in the development of Pentecostal mission.
Read articleAn argument for mission engagement concerned with justice in social, economic, political, racial, and environmental life.
Read articleA perspective on missionary awakening in the Latin American evangelical church and the participation of communities with limited resources.
Read articleA historical review of research from 2000–2005 concerning the geographic movement of Christianity.
Read articleA reflection on church, faith, and hope in the Kroo Bay community of Sierra Leone.
Read articleA look at Francis of Assisi and a spirituality invested in the lives of people experiencing poverty.
Read articleA historical comparison between modern Europe and the context in which first-century Christians sought to reach their neighbors.
Read articleAn exploration of three possible futures for evangelicalism in Europe.
Read articleA consideration of the local, denominational, and universal church’s responsibility to translate, teach, and share the Bible.
Read articleReading the archive
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