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Introducing the Global Great Commission Network

May 01, 2012 by David Taylor

Tags: great commission, network

What is the state of the Great Commission today? This is a question which should rightly concern every believer. Yet remarkably, even many mission and church leaders remain unaware of the progress...

Mapping the Unfinished Task

November 01, 2011 by David Taylor

Tags: church planting, great commission, map, mission

The Holy Spirit cannot lead you on the basis of information you do not have.” This provocative statement is one which Ralph Winter was often known to recite. Though obviously a generalization,...

The PEACE Plan in Rwanda
Global Missions Partnership Process that Empowers and Transforms

November 01, 2011 by Gil Odendaal

Tags: great commission, mission

The efforts of Saddleback Church and the PEACE plan (www.thepeaceplan.com) in Rwanda under the leadership of pastor Rick Warren is relatively well-known and has been widely reported in the secular...

The State of the Unfinished Task

July 01, 2010 by Paul Eshleman

Tags: church planting, great commission, unengaged people group

The Assumptions Behind The Ten Elements

I want to talk to you today about ten elements which I think outline the global evangelization priorities for the Church. As leaders, we need to know where...

Anticipating the Seventh Edition of Operation World

May 01, 2010 by Darrell Dorr

Tags: book, great commission, people group, prayer, unreached people group

Having worked alongside Patrick Johnstone for years on Operation World, Jason Mandryk knew the challenges of compiling its latest edition after Patrick retired. Jason was “stepping into big shoes.”...

Further Responses to Paul Hiebert

May 01, 2010 by Bruce Graham, Duane Frasier, Omid, Ralph Winter, Bruce Koch, Steve Hawthorne

Tags: church planting, great commission, people group

Bruce Graham

Bruce Graham is an Associate Editor of the Perspectives Reader. He is a member of the Frontier Mission Fellowship and has served in South Asia in a variety of roles.

The concept of...

A Strategic Vision
Mobilizing the National Church to Reach Unreached Peoples

March 01, 2010 by Howard Foltz

Tags: church planting, great commission, unreached people group

It was my first trip to Ethiopia. My pastor, Dr. Charles Blair, had preceded me on three previous visits doing leadership training with the 17 denominations of the Evangelical Church Fellowship of...

Fanning the Flame
A Report From Ethne 2009

January 01, 2010 by David Taylor

Tags: church planting, evangelism, great commission, tokyo 2010

What happens when you bring 350 global mission strategists from around the world to collaborate on matters relating to reaching the world’s least-reached people groups? The Holy Spirit begins to...

The Incredible Progress of the Frontier Mission Movement
From Edinburgh 1980 to Tokyo 2010

January 01, 2010 by David Taylor

Tags: edinburgh 1980, great commission, tokyo 2010

Although it is difficult to pinpoint exact moments or fixed dates when historical movements begin, it is probably roughly accurate to say that the modern “frontier mission movement” began to gather...

His Kingdom Come
An Integrated Approach to Discipling the Nations and Fulfilling the Great Commission

September 01, 2009 by David Taylor

Tags: discipleship, great commission

What are we supposed to be doing among the nations?

In many ways, the last ten years of Dr. Winter’s life was focused on this issue. Having spent three decades getting the church refocused on the...

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