Should Christians Convert Others?
Scripture teaches that conversion is the work of the Holy Spirit—so what is the Christian’s responsibility?
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Historical perspectives on Christian writing, publishing practice, technology, translation, and access to the written word across regions and cultures.
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These summaries reflect their historical publication context. Select a title or “Read article” to open the complete archived piece.
Scripture teaches that conversion is the work of the Holy Spirit—so what is the Christian’s responsibility?
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Read article →An overview of Christian publishing in Europe and the challenges facing publishers in this part of the world.
Read article →A consideration of self-sufficiency, professional operations, staff development, and product excellence in Asian Christian publishing.
Read article →A concise report on positive developments in publishing in China.
Read article →A look at the challenges facing publishers and authors in Africa, alongside the achievements and growth of local writers.
Read article →An overview of publishing in Francophone Africa, its challenges, and the potential for continued collaboration.
Read article →A historical note on the first adult fiction title published by a Kenyan publisher and its recognition in 2010.
Read article →A historical discussion of three challenges facing publishers in Latin America and writers contributing through publishing.
Read article →A snapshot of historical reading patterns and Christian publishing in Brazil.
Read article →An alternate archived path to the discussion of publishing challenges and influential writers in Latin America.
Read article →An introduction to the department and its coverage of key issues and developments in international publishing.
Read article →About this collection
World Mission Pulse presents this department as a focused index to the original articles. The collection documents publishing conversations from 2011 rather than current industry guidance.
Articles are arranged from December back to March 2011.
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The department considers Christian writing, publishing organizations, technology, regional access, professional development, and the place of books in mission.
No. The articles were published between March and December 2011 and should be read as historical commentary.
They appear in reverse chronological order, with the original publication month and year shown for each item.
The source archive contains two internal paths for the Latin America article. Both are retained so existing site links remain available.
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