By Peter Brierley The Dutchman William van Dusen Wisharm once said, “The core of leadership is vision. Vision is seeing the potential purpose hidden in the chaos of the moment, but which could bring to birth new possibilities for a person, a company or a nation.” He might have added, “Or a church, a denomination […]
By Justin Long Eastern Europe has one of the largest landmasses of any region in the world. Russia is the largest country in the world, and Ukraine is the second largest country in Europe. The region is resource-rich, having farmland, timber, oil and rare metals. It is also prone to earthquakes and landslides, and the […]
Overview Eastern Europe and Eurasia are comprised of twenty countries with 188 least-reached peoples remaining among them. Serbia and Montenegro lead with 66.8% of their population. Here almost seven million people remain least-reached. Less than two percent are evangelical and less than five percent adhere to any form of Christianity. However, in sheer numbers, Russia […]
By Laurie Fortunak The Andi of Russia need to hear the gospel. 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. Also known as the Qwannab, the Andi are one of the indigenous groups of the former […]
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 Article >> Postmodernity and the Emerging Church By Geoff Westlake As emerging churches seek to infiltrate the culture and transform society, a greater understanding of the movement on […]
