Editorial
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The background for these four global conferences celebrating the famous Edinburgh 1910 conference is both miraculous in one sense and sad in another. But things are somewhat different...
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FeatureThe first question is inevitably, “What happened in 1910 at Edinburgh that was so great?”
Two periodicals give background about the unique nature of the 1910 meeting. They can be seen at...
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FeatureCuriously, while many professions require special training and insight and have large meetings of their practitioners from time to time to compare notes and share knowledge, the role of a...
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OtherDuring GNCWM’s heyday in the late 1980s, it had identified close to 40 such centers worldwide. At one such meeting in Singapore (hosted by the Singapore Centre for Evangelism and Missions), 33...
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FeatureFor this special issue of Mission Frontiers, we talked to Dr. Yong Cho, international director of the Global Network of Mission Structures (GNMS) about his role and vision for this new world-level...
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Feature“Church planting is easy!” we thought. Within a few months of landing in a North African city, we already had a group of men and women meeting in our...
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OtherI am currently an overseas student pursuing a Masters in International Development from William Carey International University. I have been studying in South Asia for the last 9 months and just...
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Further Reflections“Whatever skills you have, you will use them on the mission field.” I can’t remember when I first heard that but it was probably 30 years ago—and from a field missionary. At the time, I thought...
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