How Reading the Bible Trains Us for Cross-Cultural Ministry
Proper Scripture reading affects how missionaries serve in foreign contexts.
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Read William Carey’s Serampore Form of Agreement
This pact from 1805 still bears vital significance for missionaries today.
The Dangers of Insider Bible Translations: The Arlington Statement
New trends in Bible translation pose grave threats to the doctrinal integrity of global missions.
Know Your Place: How to Identify and Study Your Mission Field
Do you know your neighbor’s worldview? What is your personal mission field? Scott Dunford answers.
Critical Theory, Post-Colonialism, and Missions: Neil Shenvi on Social Justice
Are secular social theories affecting the way Christian approach global missions? Neil Shenvi shares his perspective in this exclusive interview.
Guilt and Shame: How Understanding Both Can Help Our Cross-Cultural Witness
Modern missiologists often force missionaries to choose between a “guilt-innocence” gospel and an “honor-shame” message. But guilt and shame are interconnected.