New Age, New Mission? Evangelism and the Rise of “The New Spiritualities”
Insights into evangelism as cross-cultural mission among people engaging with new spiritualities.
Read article →June 2009 · Archive issue
A historical issue exploring mission across cultures, media and public life, alongside perspectives on disability, ethics, prayer, worship, leadership, and the changing global church.
Issue contents
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Insights into evangelism as cross-cultural mission among people engaging with new spiritualities.
Read article →How media is used to share the message of salvation around the world.
Read article →Considerations for the Asian church and its role in global mission.
Read article →Why utilitarian ethics fail—and what the church can do about it.
Read article →A perspective on prayer, perseverance, and resistance to evil.
Read article →Why ministry to and with people who have a disability requires urgency and a compelling spirit.
Read article →A historical report on 214 participants from Eurasia meeting to discuss mission and evangelism.
Read article →A closer look at spiritual conflict and the article’s conviction that the power of the gospel reigns supreme.
Read article →A reflection on biblical worship as service to others arising from love for God.
Read article →A call to recognize barriers to the gospel as the face of global Christianity changes.
Read article →A collection of mission-related news briefs published in June 2009, including reporting on severe flooding in southern Africa.
Read article →A discussion of challenges facing Haitian cities and the development of an urban theology for Port-au-Prince and Cap-Haitian.
Read article →About this issue
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These articles were published in June 2009 and should not be read as current reporting.