Historical issue · May 2011

The power of personal testimony.

This issue considers how personal stories communicate faith across cultures, alongside reporting on publishing in Africa, missional partnerships, digital evangelism, care, collaboration, and leadership.

Notebook and pen prepared for recording a personal story
A historical collection about testimony, attentive listening, and mission.
May 2011Original publication context retained
16 articlesAcross six editorial departments
Historical readingClaims and organizations reflect the issue’s period

Issue contents

Stories and perspectives

Explore every article preserved for this issue. Summaries have been lightly cleaned for readability while retaining each article’s original subject.

Reading this issue

Use the collection in context.

World Mission Pulse presents this material as a historical magazine issue. References to organizations, technology, projects, and events describe the publication landscape in May 2011 and may no longer be current.

Start with the issue theme

Read the paired articles on sharing personal stories and listening carefully.

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Interpret claims about technology, networks, and programs within their May 2011 setting.

Reader guide

Issue questions

What is the central theme of this issue?

Personal testimony and storytelling form its main thread, especially the relationship between sharing a story and listening attentively to others.

What else is included?

The issue also covers publishing in Africa, global partnerships, digital evangelism, anti-trafficking collaboration, care and counsel, news, and leadership.

Is this current reporting?

No. It is historical material published in May 2011. Organizations, roles, technology, and program details should be checked against current sources.

Are all article authors shown?

Bylines are displayed where they were supplied in the source issue. Entries without a source byline are left unattributed.

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