In This Issue: Evangelism and Discipleship and Other Issues of Global Interest
An introduction to the issue’s focus on the peoples of the world, evangelism, and discipleship.
Archive issue · May 2007
This historical issue considers why proclamation and the formation of disciples belong together, alongside regional mission perspectives, research, leadership reflection, and newsbriefs from around the world.
Issue contents
Article summaries reflect this historical issue. Statements, roles, figures, and events should be understood as reporting from 2007 rather than current information.
An introduction to the issue’s focus on the peoples of the world, evangelism, and discipleship.
Evangelism begins and ends in discipleship.
Evangelism and discipleship are presented as one integrated experience rather than separate or ordered activities.
A critique of reducing the gospel to reach alone, followed by seven strategies for change.
An argument that a deficient understanding of discipleship also weakens the understanding and practice of evangelisation.
An examination of principles visible in the evangelistic approaches of Jesus and the apostolic church.
A reflection on why an apparent finish line in evangelism may instead mark a beginning in discipleship.
A historical United Kingdom study asked ministers how many people read the Bible personally outside church attendance.
A historical profile of Gheg Albanian migration to the United States.
A 2007 perspective on nominalism and participation in global mission across the region.
A historical account of religious discrimination, mission sending, and least-reached people groups in the region.
A report on plans for a United Kingdom prayer gathering in May 2007.
A brief historical leadership announcement.
A report on a one-volume reference covering North American mission agencies working overseas.
A historical look at an online initiative intended to interest young adults in world mission.
A brief appointment notice preserved as part of the historical issue.
A 2007 report on plans to quantify the voluntary contribution of faith communities to Welsh society.
A historical report on conferences involving leaders from Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela.
A 2007 account of discussion about human rights, secular perspectives, and morality.
A historical church leadership and growth report from March 2007.
A historical account of a three-day outreach held in Chiapas in 2007.
A 2007 report concerning literature distribution during the Kumbh Mela festival.
Historical figures and observations about church attendance and Christian identification in Britain.
A retrospective account of a congregation rebuilding community after the 2001 earthquake.
A historical perspective on interest in Christianity among Chinese intellectuals.
Historical 2006 figures concerning Bible studies and Scripture distribution.
A report on organizations forming an international network for greater cooperation.
About this issue
Start with the themed articles to compare several approaches to evangelism and discipleship.
Continue with the research and leadership entries for practical and congregational perspectives.
Use the urban articles and newsbriefs to explore regional reporting from the publication period.
Interpret roles, statistics, events, and organizational descriptions within their May 2007 context.
Reader guide
The issue examines how evangelism and discipleship relate within Christian mission, ministry, and the formation of mature disciples.
No. It is an archived May 2007 publication. Historical claims and figures should not be treated as present-day information.
The collection contains themed essays, research, leadership reflection, regional perspectives, mission reporting, and short international newsbriefs.
Yes. The full PDF is linked near the issue title while individual online articles are listed below.
Summaries are designed as orientation. Follow each preserved article path for the archived text and its full context.
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