August 2008

By Doug Birdsall In every generation, the question is, how can we more effectively communicate the truth of the gospel to all peoples? Read >> THEMED ARTICLES: Communications among International Christian Leaders By Phill Butler Raising awareness regarding the current international context and practices of communication between international Christian leaders might yield near-term as well […]

By Doug Birdsall In every generation, the question is, how can we more effectively communicate the truth of the gospel to all peoples? Read >> THEMED ARTICLES: Communications among International Christian Leaders By Phill Butler Raising awareness regarding the current international context and practices of communication between international Christian leaders might yield near-term as well […]

By Greg Forney It would take more fingers than I have to count all the times one of my boys has fallen down and skinned his knee, arm or other appendage. In more serious crashes (meaning it involves crying and an initial hysteria that cannot be soothed by words or hugs), the only possible cure […]

By The Rev. Canon Andrew White As I sit and write this article, I can hear automatic weapons firing. I cannot imagine the tragedy going on outside our compound at this very moment. Constantly, I have people asking me to help them escape to another nation. It is not pleasant to live in one of […]

November 2007 By John Godson The Bible is full of stories of men and women who persevered in prayer and saw God respond. Then Jesus told his disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up. He said: “In a certain town there was a judge who neither feared […]

By Doug Birdsall This month, Lausanne World Pulse focuses on reconciliation in world evangelization. Reconciliation is not only a critical focus for the Lausanne movement, but moreover, we as Christians are saved and called for the essential work and ministry of reconciliation: All this is from God, who reconciled us to himself through Christ and […]

November 2007 By Mike Mutungi I Choose Life—Africa recruits students in various institutions of higher learning to participate in the 32-hour Peer Education Training. Background Young people between fifteen and twenty-four years of age account for more than half of the over five million new HIV infections worldwide each year; an estimated six thousand youth […]

February 2006 By Glenn Carlson For the first couple of decades following its founding in 1959, TransWorld Radio’s German sister ministry, Evangeliums-Rundfunk (ERF), based in Wetzlar near Frankfurt, kept fairly close to the extended family’s radio-only mode. However, with the advent of VHS tape distribution in the 1970s, ERF slowly edged its way into video […]

July 2006 By Mary Jones   Dance Fellowships Austria encourages and networks Christians interested in or involved with dance and movement. In the 1970s there were only a few churches that had heard about dance as a way of expressing worship or evangelism; in fact, most evangelical churches would have regarded it as quite inappropriate. […]

October 2007 By The Rev. Canon Andrew White As I sit and write this article, I can hear automatic weapons firing. I cannot imagine the tragedy going on outside our compound at this very moment. Constantly, I have people asking me to help them escape to another nation. It is not pleasant to live in […]

July 2008 By Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu A massive growth in Christian presence in the southern continents meant that by the middle of the twentieth century Christian faith had developed into a “non-Western religion.”1 With the rise of churches and prophet movements of African provenance at the turn of the twentieth century, Christianity grew by leaps and […]

July 2008 By John Morehead Globalization has made the world a smaller place and introduced people to a wide variety of religious practices and ideas. Migration from one country to another, international travel for business and recreation, and a variety of communication technologies have contributed to an increasingly pluralistic context, bringing diverse peoples together, and […]