When President Obama Met with Hugo Chávez… Publishing in Latin America
An examination of three challenges facing publishers in Latin America, alongside a selection of regional writers whose work was influencing Christian publishing.
Read articleHistorical issue · April 2011
This issue gathers perspectives on Christian publishing in Latin America, Bible translation, leadership, shared commitments, practical mission, and news from the global church.
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An examination of three challenges facing publishers in Latin America, alongside a selection of regional writers whose work was influencing Christian publishing.
Read articleA historical account of a name change and the objectives and distinctives it was intended to communicate.
Read articleA snapshot of Christian reading patterns and nonfiction publishing in Brazil as reported in 2011.
Read articleAn archived interview about family, teaching, women’s ministry, prayer, and evangelistic service.
Read articleAn account of how a major statement of Christian conviction and action came together.
Read articleAn introduction to the commitment’s second part and its proposed movement from shared principles toward practice.
Read articleA 2011 reflection on the document as a tool for memory, renewed vision, and faithful Christian action.
Read articleAn abbreviated historical closing address centered on the continuing call to proclaim the gospel.
Read articleA report on Danish participants gathering to reflect on what they had heard and consider practical next steps.
Read articleA call to see the commitment as a mosaic, discern one’s part in its outworking, and identify others with whom to work.
Read articleA collection of brief reports about Christian communities and events around the world, preserved as historical reporting from April 2011.
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