By Peter Fischer-Nielsen October / November 2009 Since its popular introduction in the mid 1990s the Internet has changed how we communicate. Getting a message from one part of the world to another has become so easy, cheap, and quick that geography is no longer the same barrier for communication that it was in the […]
By Peter Fischer-Nielsen October / November 2009 Especially in Europe, secularisation has estranged large parts of the population from their Christian roots. People are not familiar with the church and with its language and might find it awkward to go to a church with their questions. For many, it is easier to experiment with religion […]
By Lon Allison Understanding the mission of God requires a deep knowledge of the entirety of scripture. Read >> THEMED ARTICLES: Building a Solid Theological Foundation for Mission Policy and Praxis By Samuel Escobar Four areas in which the Lausanne Covenant exerted self-criticism and which are still points that individuals and organizations developing mission policies […]
By Daniel Willis The reconciliation project in Rwanda is transforming both relationships and worldviews. The teacher had her Bible open to Genesis. Her 8 and 9-year-old primary students opened their Bibles to the same passage—Genesis 3—and together they read the story of the fall of Adam and Eve. I was in the Rwandan town […]
Read >> PUBLISHER’S MEMO: Story-telling and the Gospel throughout Our World By Lon Allison Story proclamation is an art form in itself and requires a blending of the cognitive and the imagination. Read >> THEMED ARTICLES: The Impact of Technology on Bible Translation By Reinier de Blois A brief history of Bible translation tools, including […]
