Leading with Integrity in Response to the Pornography Tsunami
A reflection on the widespread effects of pornography and the long work of responding to its personal and social damage.
August 2011 issue
A historical issue examining integrity in mission, leadership, accountability, partnerships, publishing, outreach, and public witness.
Issue contents
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A reflection on the widespread effects of pornography and the long work of responding to its personal and social damage.
An electronic dialogue on Business as Mission led to regional meetings and a consultation in Panama in March 2011.
An exploration of integrity through the image of a living seed that bears fruit when it falls to the ground and dies.
Suggestions for closing the gap between the desire to impress an audience and the responsibility to report statistics accurately.
How would treating pornography as something from which people need freedom change conversations, training, and care?
The story of Bartimaeus offers four lessons about integrity when responding to another person’s need.
An archived question-and-answer profile concerning family, evangelism, and church-planting work in France.
A discussion of what it takes to reach young people in Thailand through creative outreach.
A concise account of servant leadership and the influence it can have on the people around us.
An overview of Christian publishing in Europe and challenges encountered by publishers in the region.
A reflection on integrity as part of becoming Christ-like and strengthening opportunities for mission.
A historical digest of international developments affecting Christian communities as reported in August 2011.
About this issue
The issue brings together practical and theological approaches to integrity.
Category links lead to related perspectives, profiles, news, and themed articles.
Each summary links to its original internal archive path.
Examples and news items reflect August 2011 rather than current conditions.