In This Issue: Evangelism and Worship and Other Issues of Global Concern
Introducing ministry in Bhopal, India, and the issue’s exploration of declaring God’s glory through worship, evangelism, and mission.
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This historical issue considers how worship, evangelism, and mission belong together, alongside reports and perspectives on Bhopal, prayer, leadership training, public health, and culturally rooted movements of faith.
Issue contents
Each entry retains its original article path and editorial category. Summaries are presented as historical archive descriptions.
Introducing ministry in Bhopal, India, and the issue’s exploration of declaring God’s glory through worship, evangelism, and mission.
Read the introductionRepresentatives from Bible agencies and African ministries were challenged to approach HIV/AIDS as a life issue requiring sustained, compassionate attention.
Read articleTwenty-three years after a devastating industrial disaster, people and communities in Bhopal continued to face profound needs for renewal.
Read articleA reflection on mission strategies that engage residents, institutional officials, and public policymakers as interconnected agents of change.
Read articleSeveral New Testament settings are considered as evidence that worship and evangelism operate in close relationship.
Read articleAn examination of three aspects of evangelization shaped by praise, worship, and the glory of God.
Read articleA meditation on how encountering God’s glory in worship can produce a desire to share that glory with others.
Read articleA report on an international prayer summit in New York City attended by delegates from many nations.
Read articleFive ways worship and evangelism—the declaration and living out of the good news—are understood to belong together.
Read articleA historical overview of an advanced leadership training effort serving mission leaders in India.
Read articleA discussion of movements in which people who embrace Christian faith remain connected to their families, castes, and cultures.
Read articleA concise reflection on worship in the midst of darkness as a form of evangelization.
Read articleThe Spanish-language presentation of the issue’s article on evangelization, worship, and a doxological understanding of Christian witness.
Read articleReading guide
World Mission Pulse presents this issue as a historical publication. Its articles reflect the terminology, concerns, and reporting context of December 2007 rather than current news.
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Reader guide
The December 2007 issue focuses on the relationship among worship, evangelism, and mission, while also including reports and research on other global concerns.
No. They are historical archive materials originally published in December 2007. Readers should interpret claims and figures in that context.
The issue includes themed essays, urban mission reflections, research, leadership commentary, reports, and perspectives.
Most entries are in English. One archived article presents the doxological evangelization discussion in Spanish.
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