In This Issue: Globalization and the Gospel
An introduction to the issue’s focus on peoples of the world and transnational partnerships.
Archive issue · November 2006
A historical issue examining global alliances, ministry across cultures, leadership development, responsible research, regional mission, and news from Christian communities around the world.
Issue contents
Browse the issue by department. Summaries reflect the archived material and should be read as historical, not current, reporting.
An introduction to the issue’s focus on peoples of the world and transnational partnerships.
How globalization may create opportunities for mission while also presenting risks that require care.
Four elements for ministry and mission leaders considering global alliances.
A resource intended to help readers learn about Buddhist cultures for informed prayer and ministry.
A historical reflection on an international mission movement’s past, present, and future.
A retrospective account of younger leaders gathering in Malaysia in September and October 2006.
A report on more than sixty leaders gathering for the commission’s first meeting in Africa.
A look at efforts to strengthen the Ibero-American Church as a sending force in Latin America and beyond.
A historical announcement concerning the prayer observance held in November 2006.
Why leadership development should be central to preparing Christian leaders across generations.
A discussion of strategic empowerment and education for Christian workers in India.
A 2006 perspective on missionary sending within the Chinese Church.
A historical account of a vision to establish missionary training schools in developing nations.
A practical argument for using research responsibly and turning analysis into action.
A regional overview emphasizing long-term commitment, risk, and sustained investment.
A brief profile of a people maintaining cultural traditions through a difficult history.
A historical overview of least-reached people groups in the region.
A 2006 report concerning persecution of Christians worldwide.
A contemporary notice for an international prayer observance held in November 2006.
A historical newsbrief concerning faith and public life in Nigeria.
A report on traditional cultural elements and liturgical music among Asian Christians.
A retrospective brief on the Hungarian Baptist World Assembly held in August 2006.
A historical report about debate over church-state law and places of worship.
A 2006 update on three Indigenous Bible translation projects.
A historical discussion of contextual theology within African Christianity.
A report on a 2006 organizational merger supporting church engagement in mission.
A historical update on new training and mobilization facilities for an aviation ministry.
A 2006 report on the formation of a Spanish-language denominational district.
A historical report about the first women ordained as priests in Sri Lanka’s Anglican Church.
Reading guide
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The issue brings together themed essays, perspectives, mission reports, research, regional profiles, and short news items.
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