Evangelical and Frontier Mission
A new book is available that you need to add to your library. Evangelical and Frontier Mission: Perspectives on the Global Progress of the Gospel is edited by two of my friends, Beth Snodderly and Scott Moreau. This work represents a collection of chapters related to missions past, present, and future. Beth is President of [...]
John Stott and Global Missions
John Stott passed away today in London. According to a post released by Christianity Today , he died “after complications related to old age.” His influence was (and remains) enormous, well beyond detailed description in this blog post. For example, just consider his numerous publications. Since this blog is about global missions, I wish to [...]
Korean Diaspora and Christian Mission
While the world of diaspora studies contains a vast amount of literature, few missiological writings presently address this topic. S. Hun Kim and Won Suk Ma have edited Korean Diaspora and Christian Mission, providing tremendous assistance to the Church when it comes to understanding the move of Koreans around the world. Kim did Bible translation [...]
Thank You!
It has been over a year since I started this blog. In today’s post, I want to say thank you for your encouragement and share a little about the site. Check out the video below:
Global Diaspora Network Video
I have been in Orlando, Florida for the past few days with the North America Educators’ Forum of the Global Diaspora Network. Now, isn’t that an exciting way to spend your time in sunny Florida! This group developed from conversations that started among missiologists and missionaries in conjunction with Lausanne III. If you are interested [...]
Tim Keller on City Reaching at Cape Town 2010
One of the most critical issues in missions today is that of reaching the cities of our globalized world. If you need a quick visual on the fact that we now live in an urban world, I will direct you to my post HERE. I was very thankful that a portion of Cape Town 2010 [...]
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More on Diaspora from Cape Town 2010
While I am still catching up on my Cape Town 2010 video viewing, I watched this six minute plenary presentation by Dr. Sadiri Joy Tira on the Great Commission opportunities resulting from the movement of peoples across the globe. You need to watch this clip. Dr. Tira reminds us that such opportunities are set before [...]
Diaspora Presentations at Cape Town 2010
I want to take this post to continue to provide you with information on the topic of diaspora missiology. If you are new to the topic, check out the Migration topic link on the left sidebar or search this blog for “Diaspora Missiology”. Drs. Enoch Wan and Sadiri Joy Tira have been on the leading [...]
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Os Guiness at Cape Town 2010
Os Guiness gave a presentation titled, “Truth-Why Truth Matters” at Cape Town 2010. His warning to the Church is very clear when he stated: “Those Christians who are careless about truth are as wrong, and as foolish, and as dangerous, as the worst skeptics and scoffers of our time.” I completely agree with him on [...]
Cape Town 2010-Opening Celebration, Doug Birdsall
Thankfully, the videos from Cape Town 2010 are now available. See HERE. In the video below, Doug Birdsall, Executive Chair of the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization, speaks to 4200 leaders from 198 countries. He begins with the theme of the week, “God was in Christ, reconciling the world to Himself,” and reminds us that [...]
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