Community in Post-Genocide Rwanda
Any discussion of trends and policies in Rwanda must account for the enduring context of the 1994 genocide.
Archive issue · September 2008
This historical issue considers student and campus ministry alongside leadership, reconciliation, urban mission, social engagement, and reports from Christian communities around the world.
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Any discussion of trends and policies in Rwanda must account for the enduring context of the 1994 genocide.
How a community’s view of God informs theology and the practice of justice and reconciliation ministry.
A report on a five-day leadership conference attended by women from fifteen African countries.
The Caribbean Church faces significant questions related to ministry, evangelism, and discipleship.
An international conference considers engagement with new religious movements and spiritualities.
A reflection on Christian heritage and a church community in Minneapolis.
Shared characteristics among university students can make ministry with them a valuable use of time.
An argument for investing in children, young people, and young adults through campus-focused ministry.
How an international church reaches graduate students who are intellectually engaged and skeptical about faith.
A consideration of evangelical identity and the relationship between belief and social action.
Five reasons Christian ministry among students carries strategic importance.
A historical case for student ministry as a strategic part of Christian mission.
A reflection on confidence in the saving power of God.
A collection of international religious and mission news briefs published in September 2008.
An overview of challenges, obstacles, and responses affecting child-headed households in Rwanda.
An overview of student ministry in urban settings and underserved communities.
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