EditorialDear Reader,
Some things are sleepers.
When years ago a tiny baby was born on the small island of Corsica west of Italy, the world did not take notice. But that baby, named Napoleon, became one...
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FeatureFinally … a Global Network of Mission Structures has been called forth!
Prompted by initial discussions at the Singapore 2002 Unreached Peoples Consultation, a group of 28 delegates from older...
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FeatureThe future, of course, is built upon the past. That is why this effort to found the GNMS is deliberately the result of a “Third Call.” That is, we are consciously attempting to put in place the...
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OtherEver read a book that made you mad? I was intrigued by the title of Pamela N. Danziger’s Why People Buy Things They Don’t Need. But after browsing through pages 1-96, I found myself grousing. Why?...
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OtherCondensed from “The Evangelization of the World in the Present Generation—How Made a Fact,” a speech delivered by Rev. A.T. Pierson, D.D., at the First International Convention of the Student...
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OtherWho cares about the Millennium Development Goals? Enthusiasts for frontier mission should – as an expression of our compassion for suffering peoples and our desire to see God honored in earth’s...
Read The Full ArticleThe following is excerpted from Sharing Jesus Holistically in the Buddhist World, edited by David Lim and Steve Spaulding (William Carey Library, 2005). To order copies of this book, see pages...
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Further ReflectionsWhat could a network of missions like the Global Network of Mission Structures do with and for each other and to advance God’s Kingdom? The ideas elsewhere in this issue of Mission Frontiers...
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