2005, October Connections
Subject
Mobolizing Missionaries for a Different World
Description
Bulletin of the World Evangelical Alliance Missions Commission. Published three times yearly in both print and electronic formats. The bulletin presents the work of the Missions Commission, it’s Task Forces and Networks. Articles are aimed at the “r
Abstract
We re-affirm our high calling as the WEA Mission Commission to focus on the ever-expanding extension of the Kingdom of God. We want to respond to cutting-edge concerns of the missional people of God—the church on the move in all of its forms and empower
Content
3 Dr. William D. Taylor
From the heart and Mind of the Editor
4 K. Rajendran
The Trends in Indian Mobilisation
6 Min-Young Jung
Asian Diaspora
7 Mobilization Websites / MCA Websites
8 Trevor Gregory & Min-Young Jung
Presentation of a New Taskforce
10 Nick Green
The Land DownUnder
13 Out of Africa
Duncan Olumbe
16 Tom Mullis
Stay@home Missionaries
18 Carlos Scott
A Sketch on the Mobilization
of the Latin American Church
21 Trevor Gregory
Soapbox – discussion starter
23 Stan Nussbaum
Proverbs on Mission Mobilisation
24 Daniel Bianchi
Argentina Walks towards Maturity
27 Detlef Blöcher
How will the new mission movement
of the South further prosper?
30 Kezia Paul and Mark Orr
One Stop on the Refugee Highway, Uganda
31 Alex Araujo
Interdev Partners Associates Report
32 David Ruiz
Iberoamerican Missions Movement Firmly
on Its Way to the Next Challenge
33 Kent S. Parks
Toward Ethnê 06
34 George Verwer
Eight Words on Mobilisation
35 Nick Green
Book review: The Shaping of Things to Come
37 Rob Hay
Are Generation Xers dysfunctional,
difficult or just different?
41 Trevor Gregory
Film/DVD review John Q
42 Geoff Tunnicliffe
Expanding our voice on important global issues
43 South Africa 2006
The SA06 Panorama
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Posted : 2012-04-16 06:57:31 GMT
Author/Authors : Eds. William D. Taylor, Kees van der Wilden
Publishers : WEA Mission Commission
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Publication Date : 2005-10-01
Revision Date : 2005-10-01