Friday 26 September 2014

International Bulletin of Missionary Research 38:4 (October 2014)


The latest issue of International Bulletin of Missionary Research carries the feature articles noted below addressing the issue of ‘Mission and Contexts’.

Here’s the opening paragraph from J. Nelson Jennings’ Editorial:

‘A person’s understanding of Christian mission – whether as evangelism, evangelization, witness, proclamation, prophetic dialogue, service, or whatever else – is inexorably intertwined with that person’s context(s). Likewise with anyone’s practice or reception of mission. The significance of context applies also to a whole people’s understanding, practice, and reception of Christian mission. Our multifaceted settings shape how mission is conceived, conveyed, and caught.’

Volker Küster
Intercultural Theology Is a Must

Gloria S. Tseng
Revival Preaching and the Indigenization of Christianity in Republican China

Andrew M. Eason
The Strategy of a Missionary Evangelist: How William Booth Shaped the Salvation Army’s Earliest Work at Home and Abroad

Thomas Kemper
The Missio Dei in Contemporary Context

Madge Karecki
A Missiological Reflection on “Together towards Life: Mission and Evangelism in Changing Landscapes”

Samuel Escobar
“Together towards Life: Mission and Evangelism in Changing Landscapes”

Stephen B. Bevans
“Together towards Life”: Catholic Perspectives

Juan (John) Stam
My Pilgrimage in Mission

Charles W. Forman
The Legacy of Charles W. Forman

David B. Raymond
The Legacy of Samuel J. Mills Jr.

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