The use of the language of the author, distancing himself from the term “missionary” as well as his own use of the term “alongsider,” gets us thinking…
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Andy Bettencourt summarizes and reflects on the main points of Pennington’s book.
Be sure to check out his posting in our Archives: https://rdwrc.wciu.edu/archive/2001-letter-from-kenneth-cragg-to-greg-parsons-october-15-two-islams/ This is an insightful perspectives on the broader picture of…
Tim Shultz has been engaging Hindus for over three decades. This book distills the wisdom gained over that long encounter….
Ralph Winter often talked about the importance of mobilization, even if a cross-cultural worker was sent out, they should be…
A helpful unpacking of the present challenge of spreading the gospel to the least reached including conflicts, technology, climate change,…
Check out these three posts related to the effectiveness of training.
Believers with a heart for the world have the Scriptures as a basis for that desire to spread God’s fame…
The engagement between anthropology and mission has often been tense, with failings on both sides. This excellent historical outline by…
Highly recommended: 30-minute video of Brian Stanley outlining the birth and growth of mission studies as a recognized academic discipline…
Book Review: The Bible with and without Jesus by Amy-Jill Levine and Marc Zvi Brettler (2020 Harper One) Reviewed by…
In many ways, we are currently overburdened with news about the conflict in Iran, what it might mean for the…
In 2024, People Vision: Reimagining Mission to Least Reached Peoples was published, https://missionbooks.org/products/people-vision?_pos=1&_sid=5af80220e&_ss=r&variant=46385828954371. The book contains a wide range of reflections…

