The Gospel within Discipleship: Spiritual Formation
God calls us to learn, listen, and live in the light as we grow to be disciples and disciplers of others.
June / July 2011 issue
An issue exploring spiritual formation, cross-cultural mentoring, prayer, student mission movements, leadership, publishing, and the many forms discipleship takes in Christian life.
Issue contents
Browse the original issue summaries below. Each article retains its source path and historical context.
God calls us to learn, listen, and live in the light as we grow to be disciples and disciplers of others.
Cross-cultural discipleship should include mentoring in four areas and can be demonstrated by using the right hand.
A reflection on discipleship, Christ-centered faith, and how these questions play out in Western Europe.
Practical ways individuals and gathered groups can pray effectively for persecuted believers around the world.
An examination of the emerging generation of believers and the influence of student volunteer movements among people groups and nations.
A historical report from the sixth International Researchers’ Conference in São Paulo.
A historical account of the Global Diaspora Network’s first meeting in February 2011.
A historical leadership profile discussing student ministry, evangelism, training, and international service.
A historical leadership profile focused on training, outreach coordination, and church planting in Ghana.
A look at self-sufficiency, professionalism, staff development, and product quality in Christian publishing across Asia.
A concise historical perspective on positive developments in publishing in China.
A collection of brief historical reports on Christian mission and ministry activity in several regions.
A reflection on the costs and opportunities of discipleship and the issue’s related articles.
Reading this issue
World Mission Pulse preserves this issue as part of a historical magazine collection. Names, events, and reports belong to their original 2011 publication context rather than current reporting.
Use the first three essays to explore spiritual formation and cross-cultural discipleship.
Category labels lead to themed articles, perspectives, profiles, publishing, newsbriefs, and leadership material.
References to meetings, movements, and reports reflect the June and July 2011 issue.