Himalayan Global Summit 2009
Leaders from the Himalayan Nepali Church and Nepali diaspora communities met in Thailand to discuss mission and ministry across the diaspora.
Read the articleArchive issue · July 2009
This historical issue considers how Christian mission meets different cultures and beliefs, alongside oral communication, global mission, prayer, church planting, holistic ministry, and international news.
Issue contents
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Leaders from the Himalayan Nepali Church and Nepali diaspora communities met in Thailand to discuss mission and ministry across the diaspora.
Read the articleWith many people unable to read or write, oral strategies remain vital for sharing the gospel. This article considers the use of audio players in ministry.
Read the articleAn overview of the Great Commission and its direct relationship to world mission.
Read the articleA reflection on Greater New York through the lenses of biblical history, world history, and prayer at the beginning of the twenty-first century.
Read part oneAn overview of prayer in New York City from the eighteenth century through the article’s original publication period.
Read part twoSome expressions of a Christian worldview vary with time, place, culture, and language, while other elements transcend those settings.
Read the articlePrinciples drawn from efforts to establish gospel witness among communities described at publication as remaining to be reached.
Read the articleA study of the holistic ministry of Jesus and ways that model can inform practical ministry.
Read the articleA call to prioritize gospel proclamation among people with limited access to Christian witness.
Read the articleAn examination of how Christian responses to Islam can shape Christian witness and identity.
Read the articleA historical selection of international ministry news, including communication technology and Bible translation work in Africa.
Read the newsbriefsA short leadership reflection on change within the global church and its implications for mission.
Read the articleAbout this issue
World Mission Pulse presents this July 2009 issue as part of a historical magazine archive. Language and observations reflect their original publication period; article summaries are provided to help readers choose relevant material.
Essays connect worldviews and Scripture with practical questions of mission.
Reports and reflections consider ministry across cultures and communities.
Articles examine prayer in a major city and communication beyond print literacy.
The original July 2009 publication date remains visible throughout this page.