Globalization and Blind Spots: Dr. Craig Ott on Contextualization
What does our changing world mean for our global approach to missions, and how much contextualization is too much? Craig Ott answers.
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Poland, Ukraine, and Ministering Amid International Crisis: Pastor Maksym’s Story
A Ukrainian refugee pastor and a missionary to Poland explain the unique dynamics of pastoring displaced believers.
The Beauty of International Churches
Missiologist Michael Crane shares the challenges and joys of doing multiethnic church on the mission field.
The Problem With Ethnicity in Missions
Michael Crane explains “glurbanization” and why our definition of “people group” may be outdated.
How the Church Can Minister to Refugees: Joshua Sherif Shares
God brought Joshua Sherif from Islam to Christ—and now he wants to see the same happen for others.
Multiethnic or Homogeneous? A Discussion on Church Planting
A young church planter shares wisdom on how to target lost people groups while cherishing the diversity of the body of Christ.