February 2007
IN THIS ISSUE...Evangelism and Postmodernism and Other Issues of Global Interest
By Doug Birdsall
Before any of us can be leaders, we must first be followers. Read >>
By Johnny Chun
Tentmakers International seeks to promote the concept of "tentmaking as mission" as a way to reach those who would otherwise not be reached. Read >>
By Paul Mumo Kisau
Postmodernism calls for a subtler mode of evangelism. The declaration of “thus says the Lord” must be clothed in an attractive coat. Read >>
By Geoff Westlake
As emerging churches seek to infiltrate the culture and transform society, a greater understanding of the movement on the part of the established Church is needed. Read >>
By Mark Russell
In the postmodern era, we need to be concerned not with bringing people to church, but to bringing the church to people. Read >>
By Mark Kolo and Hannah Ibanga
Virtually every tribe in Gambia can be described as unreached. Read >>
By Rashida Bah
Modou Sanneh, head pastor of the Reformed Evangelical Church in Gambia, talks about advancing the Kingdom of God in that nation. Read >>
By David Sills
Many Christians around the world have little to no theological or biblical training. And therefore have many questions about their newfound faith. Read >>
By Justin Long
Although the overwhelming majority of the population in Eastern Europe claim to be Christian, missions to other regions of the world is rare. Read >>
The Church in Eastern Europe and Eurasia is small and struggling; however, there are rays of hope. Read >>
By Laurie Fortunak
Although having a population no greater than ten thousand people, the Andi of Russia are an unreached people group in need of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Read >>
By Todd Johnson
An overview of global missions in 2007. Read >>
By Ole Skjerbaek Madsen
A follow-up gathering of the Lausanne 2004 Forum Issue Group 16 included analysis and plans in reaching out to individuals involved in New Religious Movements and New Spiritualities. Read >>
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