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Dear friends, People think I am strange because I remember so many numbers. Yet I meet people who can quote baseball statistics until my head swims. (I notice that my wife never forgets the phone...
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Dear friends, People think I am strange because I remember so many numbers. Yet I meet people who can quote baseball statistics until my head swims. (I notice that my wife never forgets the phone...
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MF receives only good mail and better mail. The “better” mail criticizes and challenges us, asks tough quesitons. The “good” mail just pats us on the back. So to introduce this continuing page of...
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The 1990s are upon us. A whole new decade. Just years away now from the unsettling prospect of a new century, a new millenium. Just a few years from the perfectly plausible goal of planting a...
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Two issues ago MF highlighted Countdown to 2000, the official compendium of the Global Consultation on World Evangelization By the Year 2000 and Beyond, a book edited by Thomas Wang (see Order...
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What would happen if someone on your island decided to become a Christian?” The young man seated before me on the gently swaying deck laughed. I pressed it further: “What would the other islanders...
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1. Often when we speak of evangelizing the world, using popular phrases like “winning the world to Christ,” we do not think in detailed technical terms, nor consider the fundamental...
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Editor’s Note: The mobility of modern times transforms missions into a motion picture, making many peoples more reachable—if we can shift gears strategically in order to reach them.
In the past...
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More than 800 delegates representing 350 churches and organizations met at Wheaton College, July 26-29, 1989, for ACMC ’89. Tokunboh Adeyemo of the Association of Evangelicals of Africa and...
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Bruce Graham, Center Coordinator for regional offices, announced that Neil Browning, former Acting Director of the Institute for Japanese Studies and missionary in...
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It was a tense, unplanned moment. All eyes were fixed on Thomas Wang as he made his way toward the podium. The IFMA executive committee requested that he make clear the position of the AD2000...
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Editor's Note: An urgent, fascinating challenge for Western mission agencies is to know how best to help Third World mission forces.
Korean churches at home and abroad are...
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George Carey and his wife Nita have been on staff at the U.S. Center for World Mission since June 1988. George is heading up a new collaborating agency, News Service 2000, and is presently the only...
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