July 2013

By Irma Inugay Phelps June / July 2013 Inkakunaq herencia saqesqankumanta hinaspataq kunan imaynataq kawsashanku Sichus ñawpa tiempo imayna kasqanta qhawasun chayqa, astawan allinta entiendesunchis imaraykuchus yanapayninchis Diospa Simin Qelqa ñawinchanankupaq allin kasqanta. Inkakunaq kawsayninku astawan allin karqan 1400 watakunamanta 1600 hina watakunakama. Paykuna tiyarqanku sierra partipi, Qosqo llaqtamantataq inkakuna kamachiqku. Qosqoqa Peru suyupi kashan. […]

By David G. Wyman God seems to be preparing the world for a vast new wave of churches that will be simple in organization and effective in teaching and evangelism. Read Article >> Taking the Orality Plunge: Confessions of a Print Addict Unawares By Phill Butler How one agency is coming alongside non-Western pastors to […]

AROUND THE WORLD: Christian Persecution Showing No Sign of Improvement According to the German yearbook, Martyrs 2007, at least one in ten Christians around the world suffers persecution. In Iraq alone, three in four Iraqi Christians have left their country in fear of harassment, kidnapping or death. There are more than 200 million Christians worldwide […]

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By Seth Barnes June / July 2013 Short-term missions (STMs) have become a normal part of many church calendars. Most mega-churches will list their short-term projects in a brochure for their members. Though exact total numbers are impossible to find, estimates are that more than four million people annually go on short-term trips from the United States […]

By John Edmiston June / July 2013 Allocation of Resources. The Internet is allowing donors, foundations, and churches to efficiently assess projects and receive applications for funding across national boundaries. Groups such as JIMI (the Joint Information Management Initiative of the WEA-MC) and the Global Missions Fund are trying to refine this process of allocation […]

By John Edmiston June / July 2013 There are currently 1.7 billion active Internet users; another three billion are expected to be added in the next five years. The developing world will soon go online as cell phones become smartphones and as cheap digital devices such as netbooks and e-readers proliferate. The rollout of fiber-optic […]