Marcos Amado, Teacher, Pastor, Brazil
A profile discussing family, work, and ministry experience.
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A historical issue examining evangelism, prayer, unity, contextualization, relational witness, contemplative action, and leadership through the experience of the early church.
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A profile discussing family, work, and ministry experience.
Read article →A profile covering family, evangelism, teaching, mentoring, and ministry.
Read article →What can be learned from the approaches employed by the early church to reach others for Christ? The article presents five points.
Read article →An exploration of relational connection and visible unity among followers of Jesus.
Read article →A comparison of Jesus’ model of evangelism with popular approaches, emphasizing simple relational witness.
Read article →Two resources intended to support prayer movements at national and international levels.
Read article →Principles for sharing the gospel with people familiar with Christian tradition but seeking a deeper understanding of its transformative claims.
Read article →A consideration of creative evangelistic methods and suitable contextualization in the New Testament.
Read article →A study of how the early church prayed, where its members prayed, and the subjects of their prayers.
Read article →A perspective on contemplative activism as a spiritual posture for mission.
Read article →If conversion is understood as the work of the Holy Spirit, what responsibility belongs to Christians?
Read article →Historical news briefs discussing demographic change and Christianity’s global presence in Africa, Latin America, and Asia.
Read article →A closing note about the publication’s future as it stood in December 2011.
Read article →Reading guide
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