By Imchen K. Sungjemmeren January / February 2011 Two Approaches Indian megachurches have two different approaches: a non-provocative approach and a fortitude approach. Non-provocative approach. Speaking the truth in love has been the approach of the megachurch in Kolkata. The church has been highly cautious not to offend seekers. It has also shown that waiting […]
By Scott Lenning January 2011 Mission Africa was birthed out of the desire of leaders in Cape Town discussing the possibility of hosting the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization. The desire to host this Congress was very strong, as was the aspiration to use the momentum of the Congress to be actively engaged in […]
January / February 2011 By Sas Conradie Local, national, regional, and global Generosity Networks connect Christians and enable a global culture of increased generosity and stewardship. Read Article >> Rwanda: Together in Partnership The Huye Rwanda Mission for Jesus, one of twenty-one Mission Africa evangelistic events conducted across Africa, was the largest mission organized in […]
By Imchen K. Sungjemmeren January / February 2011 The growth in the number of megachurches around the globe is an interesting phenomenon. Researchers like John Vaughan1 and Scott Thumma and Dave Travis2 have defined megachurches as churches where two thousand or more attendees worship every weekend. Many researchers have been reporting about such churches from […]
January / February 2011 ALBANIA: Radio Station Births New Ministry Out of Kosovo An Albanian radio station created by Words of Hope is now paying it forward by spreading the ministry to Kosovo. Until fairly recently, Albania was a closed, communist country in which religion was almost completely extinct. When the ministry first began broadcasting […]
By Doug Birdsall Instructing younger leaders on leadership is vital to world evangelization in the twenty-first century. Read Article >> Charity and Justice By Lon Allison How Bono and a lawyer/pastor from Malawi led a call recently for justice and charity. Read Article >> Introducing Lausanne World Pulse! By Lon Allison It is with great […]
By Lon Allison January 2011 I’m of Paul. I’m of Peter. I’m of Apollos. Such idolatrous-like associations bothered Paul greatly. They should us as well. During Cape Town 2010, I ran into this phenomenon with many people: I’m a Chinese Christian. I’m an African Christian. I’m all about younger leaders. I’m all about the Diaspora […]
By Reuben Ezemadu January / February 2015 The Unreached People Groups (UPGs) concept is very popular among evangelicals, especially those who take the Great Commission very seriously. A lot has been written and many strategies have been designed as to how the UPGs are to be reached. Although I will make references to some of […]
By Greg H. Parsons An in-depth look at the purpose of the 2004 Forum Issue Groups in the context of the Lausanne movement. Read Article >> Global Missions Health Conference Focuses on Whole Person Missions By Rebecca Barnes More than 2,400 students, mission workers, agencies, organization representatives and healthcare professionals attended the 2006 GMHC. Read […]
By Reuben Ezemadu January / February 2015 Africa’s Unreached Peoples in the Americas Aaron Terrazas, citing the U.S. Census Bureau, 2006 American Community Survey, made the following observations with the relevant statistics: The number of African immigrants in the United States grew forty-fold between 1960 and 2007, from 35,355 to 1.4 million. African immigrants made […]
By Imchen K. Sungjemmeren January / February 2011 Therefore, the activities or characteristics of a church which attracts or brings attendees (thus making the church grow in attendance) can be considered its centripetal mission. Below are ten characteristics these churches display. They are strong in giving. They believe that a giving church grows; thus […]
January / February 2011 By Mark Snowden The author asks, Are those who genuinely seek to make disciples of all peoples in America actually making disciples? If not, why is this the case? Read Article >> Bible Storying in America, Part 2: The Details By Mark Snowden At least half of all Americans prefer what […]
By Reuben Ezemadu January / February 2015 UPGs at Home MANI-CAP will not only unveil Africa’s remaining unreached people groups at home, but will also reveal: that those who were identified with certain locations of the unreached in the past will no longer be found in those locations/areas now, and that the numbers will not […]
By Reuben Ezemadu January / February 2015 The Unreached People Groups (UPGs) concept is very popular among evangelicals, especially those who take the Great Commission very seriously. A lot has been written and many strategies have been designed as to how the UPGs are to be reached. Although I will make references to some of […]
