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Shalom & Eirene: Ministering to the Whole Person
The biblical concepts and categories relating to the person portray the individual as a multidimensional relational totality. To be fully human is to be a constitutive part of the whole creation in an...
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Shalom & Eirene: The Full Framework for Health Care
Our present world and society is longing for meaning and wholeness. A major contributor to this state is the dualistic worldview legacy of modern, Western culture. Rich and poor, male and female, white...
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Zimbabwe Today: A Nation in Need of Prayer
“We r fasting 5 days a week, no food” was the SMS from our friend Trymore (Try), a pastor of four churches in rural, northern Zimbabwe. Try was one of the students in the Bible school in South Africa...
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Digital Ministry – Incredible Mission Opportunities
In 1996, a birth took place that dramatically affected many of that year’s other eighty million babies. After its gestation period as a minority “hobby,” the Internet emerged as a mainstream...
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Living Humanly in the Coming Kingdom
Kushi1 is a young woman from India who was abandoned by her stepmother at age fourteen. A woman soon approached Kushi and offered her a “good job.” Instead of the promised job, the woman sold Kushi to...
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Christ and Culture: Re-educating Congregations for Missional Engagement with...
Over the past sixty years there has been a renewed interest in the relationship of local congregations and the contexts in which they minister. The field has been well prepared with many good articles...
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Desperately Needed: More Outsiders. A Biblical Mandate for Cross-cultural...
John Perkins suggests that three types of people are needed in order to see real transformation of an urban neighborhood: The “relocators” are those people who were not born in the neighborhood, but...
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New Publication Examines North American Short-term Missions
Engaging the Church: Analyzing the Canvas of Short-term Missions Edited by Laurie Fortunak and A. Scott Moreau2008, 235 pp.published by Evangelism and Missions Information Service For some North...
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Engaging in Art with Missional Intent in Paris
Art, as a human artifact, has value in and of itself, being created and produced by people who are themselves made in the creator’s image. This is part of God’s intentional design, part of what he...
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Christ in Culture: At the Very Heart of the Mission of God
This issue of Lausanne World Pulse features a theme that is at the very heart of the mission of God: “Christ in Culture.” Throughout the twenty centuries of Christian history, missionaries have drawn...
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HIV/AIDS: An Open Door to the Gospel
An Evangelistic Cube In the year 2000, God gave an idea to e3 Partners Ministry of using a cube (an idea taken from the world of advertising) to share the gospel. No one at e3 Partners had any idea of...
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Christ in Culture: At the Very Heart of the Mission of God
This issue of Lausanne World Pulse features a theme that is at the very heart of the mission of God: “Christ in Culture.” Throughout the twenty centuries of Christian history, missionaries have drawn...
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February News from around the World
ARABIAN GULF: Frontiers Begins New “Gap” Program Frontiers will soon begin a new “Gap” program in the Arabian Gulf. In the past, the program, which prepares new overseas workers through on-the-job...
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Lausanne Younger Leaders Gathering West Africa Report
The Lausanne Younger Leaders Gathering West Africa (YLGWA) was held 30 November – 4 December 2008 in Nigeria. On the eve of the programme major ethno-religious riots broke out in Jos, where the...
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The Spiritual Mission of Microfinance
Poverty is a daily reality for billions of people. The numbers are so staggering that we can simply become numb. Approximately three billion people live on less than $2USD a day. The World Bank...
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HIV/AIDS: An Open Door to the Gospel
An Evangelistic Cube In the year 2000, God gave an idea to e3 Partners Ministry of using a cube (an idea taken from the world of advertising) to share the gospel. No one at e3 Partners had any idea of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Shalom & Eirene: Ministering to the Whole Person
The biblical concepts and categories relating to the person portray the individual as a multidimensional relational totality. To be fully human is to be a constitutive part of the whole creation in an...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Shalom & Eirene: The Full Framework for Health Care
Our present world and society is longing for meaning and wholeness. A major contributor to this state is the dualistic worldview legacy of modern, Western culture. Rich and poor, male and female, white...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Zimbabwe Today: A Nation in Need of Prayer
“We r fasting 5 days a week, no food” was the SMS from our friend Trymore (Try), a pastor of four churches in rural, northern Zimbabwe. Try was one of the students in the Bible school in South Africa...
View ArticleClik here to view.
New Publication Examines North American Short-term Missions
Engaging the Church: Analyzing the Canvas of Short-term Missions Edited by Laurie Fortunak and A. Scott Moreau2008, 235 pp.published by Evangelism and Missions Information Service For some North...
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