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Note to reader: Due to the unexpectedly long period between the last issue of Mission Frontiers and this one (four months), AND, due to the incredible events during this period, we have had to...
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Note to reader: Due to the unexpectedly long period between the last issue of Mission Frontiers and this one (four months), AND, due to the incredible events during this period, we have had to...
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Praise the Lord, He is "adding daily" those who are needed to reach our short term goal of a coordinator in every state of the US and one for every province in Canada. We have only a few in Canada...
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By all means the Hindus must hear the Gospel! This is my concern. Many people ask me, "Are the Hindus interested in the Gospel? Do they respond well? Are they tough to deal with?" Well, I want to...
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Here is a fascinating chain of events: A small bombshell exploded at a meeting in 1972 of mission executives and professors. A Southern Baptist missions professor...
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This paper was given at the same IFMA meeting 10 years ago at which the IFMA Declaration was made.(See page 33. It is reprinted here to remind us of the critical issues that still need to be...
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In a letter from Leicester, England, to his "Dear and Honored Father" while preparing for his initial departure for India, William Carey wrote:
"I hope, dear father, you may be...
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This year we celebrate the bicentenary of William Carey who is known as the father of modern day missions. Carey arrived in India in 1792. One hundred years later A.T. Pierson made the statement:...
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FALL! And I've had a very busy hot summer, many days without enough volunteer help in the Mission Resource Center. In addition to helping in the MRC, I prepared and taught the weekly...
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In July of this year Mission Frontiers began an expansion program aimed at placing MF in the hands of every mission and church leader in the...
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The numbers are astounding! In just the last two years the number of cross-cultural missionaries from the third world has jumped by 10,000 from 39,000 to 49,000. And this is just the beginning. It...
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We now have more than 500 requests for information in response to the kind of announcement you see across the page. It is about our new expansion into a part-time, off-campus, individualized study...
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This is a personal account of a remarkable event--the Church Growth Conference for Africa held in the International Bible Training Center near Lagos, Nigeria, August 5-11, 1992.
The figures were...
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As we mark the 500th anniversary of the landing of Christopher Columbus in the new world, we find a great deal of controversy regarding whether he was a hero or a villain. He seems to have gotten...
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"Great, new, exciting changes in our denomination!" is the way Tom Theriault describes the missions advances taking place within the Presbyterian Church (USA). Recently, unreached peoples, the...
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Consider this ad:
Wanted: Pastor for a thriving church in the Midwest. Applicant must be a college graduate and preferably seminary trained. Personal qualities should include linguistic...
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Paul Upsee* an American Christian living in Tashkent, the capital city of Uzbekistan in the Commonwealth of Independent States, believes the Uzbek people have the potential for a "people movement."...
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