Archive issue · May 2008
This historical issue considers theology and mission practice through perspectives on cooperation, vulnerability, Scripture, community development, leadership, reconciliation, culture, and digital communication.
Issue contents
Article titles, summaries, category paths, and credited writers are retained from the historical collection. Select a title to continue to the full article.
Development in Cambodia, foundations for mission praxis in Africa, and unity in Rwanda introduce this issue’s range of concerns.
Read issue introduction →Four areas of self-criticism that remain important for individuals and organizations developing mission policies and shaping missionary practice.
Read article →An exploration of the implications and outcomes of three approaches to mission, with particular attention to Africa.
Read article →A call for Christians to examine mission theology, ministry strategies, and practice amid opposition to the gospel.
Read article →Thirty-one participants representing twenty countries gathered for a five-day consultation on “The Whole Gospel” in Chiang Mai.
Read article →Understanding the mission of God requires deep knowledge of the entirety of Scripture.
Read article →True community development calls for finding good people, planning together, and trusting God for resources.
Read article →An interview about a calling to ministry in Phnom Penh, shaped by childhood experiences in rural Filipino families.
Read article →A reflection on the imagination in life and faith and renewed interest in the arts among believers.
Read article →A historical report on Rwandans’ engagement with reconciliation and unity.
Read article →A period analysis of four potential effects of a devaluing US dollar on North American missionary sending.
Read article →A historical argument for engaging the internet as a field for sharing the good news.
Read article →A report on thirty young leaders from different fields of ministry and work gathering in Southern Africa.
Read article →About this issue
World Mission Pulse presents this May 2008 issue as part of a historical magazine archive. Its articles reflect their original publication period and should be read alongside current research, local knowledge, and present-day practice.
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Reader guide
The central theme is the theological foundation of mission policy and practice, supported by articles on cooperation, Scripture, leadership, and community development.
No. This is a historical issue published in May 2008. Its examples, terminology, and analysis reflect that publication period.
The issue includes themed essays, perspectives, research, a leadership memo, urban ministry articles, a meeting report, and an editorial overview.
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