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Delegates from twenty-two countries took part in a women’s leadership conference in Slovakia.
September 2009 issue
This historical issue examines Bible translation for reading and non-reading audiences, the role of local translators, future priorities, spiritual witness, urban mission, and personal renewal.
Issue contents
Browse every article preserved for this issue. Titles, summaries, authors, and category paths are presented for historical reference.
Delegates from twenty-two countries took part in a women’s leadership conference in Slovakia.
Working through obstacles while leading people to faith in Jesus is considered as part of the witnessing journey.
An introductory overview of ten major religious traditions around the world.
A case study of factors that contributed to the strength and vigor of the evangelical church in Lima.
A brief invitation to pause and make room for personal renewal.
Why communicating Scripture to non-reading audiences requires approaches substantially different from distributing printed texts.
A historical and forward-looking consideration of Bible translation and the “translated church.”
A discussion of four key needs involved in envisioning the future of Scripture translation.
An examination of the advantages of enabling local translators to translate the Bible for their own communities.
A reflection on the enduring challenge posed by the variety, nuance, and translation of languages despite technological advances.
A collection of mission-related news briefs published with the September 2009 issue. Statements and figures reflect their original historical context.
Reading guide
World Mission Pulse presents this historical collection without treating its articles as current reporting. The issue can be read thematically or in its original editorial groupings.
Use the themed articles to compare approaches to translation, communication, and local participation.
Read the perspectives, report, and urban case study alongside the translation material.
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Claims and news items belong to September 2009 and may not describe present conditions.
About this issue
Eleven articles spanning Scripture translation, spiritual witness, global religions, urban mission, renewal, leadership, mission reporting, and historical news.
No. Every item belongs to the September 2009 issue and should be read as a historical publication.
They are listed in the order preserved by the source page, with category and author information shown when available.
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