Posts Tagged ‘missions’
International Christian Concern asks for the world to pay attention to Morocco’s government’s increasingly aggressive stand against Christians and Christianity. According to ICC Regional Manager, Lougan Maurer, they have been forcibly deporting Christian foreigners and bringing charges against the Moroccan nationals that associated with them. This marks a swift and ominous change in Moroccan policy [...]
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I’ld like to share with you a great article I found in the March 2008 edition of Lausanne World Pulse, by Gideon Para-Mallam. I’ve read this article several times over in the past one year and I decided to post a major excerpt from it today. It’s a long read even after I’ve tried to abbreviate it a little, but I think it’s worth it absolutely!
Continue reading “Theological Trends in Africa: Implications for Missions and Evangelism” »
Some of the most unreached regions in Nigeria, especially in the predominantly Islamic Northern parts, have no contact at all with Christianity except corpers who are usually school teachers or health workers, the NYSC scheme which continues to post corpers to this places may be the open door to this priority peoples.
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… In this article particularly, I’m more interested in pointing at some opportunities for the participation of individual everyday Christians (who have access to the internet) in this end-time harvest of souls and in different forms of ministry, especially using the internet as a tool.
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Lausanne Younger Leaders Gathering, West Africa; The Manga Messiah, Japan; Poverty facts FYI.
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Thought provoking, personal perspectives on issues concerning World Evangelism, Christian persecution and the Mission Fields.
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Glenn Penner was Communications Director for The Voice of the Martyrs in Canada and Visiting Professor at Oklahoma Wesleyan University, and author of “In The Shadow of The Cross: exploring the Biblical theology of persecution and discipleship”.
In this excerpt from an interview with Christian Monitor he discusses the work of VOM, he gives advice on how Christians can help the persecuted church and he discusses his new book.
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