By the time you read this post, the students at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary are in the third week of classes. One of the courses that I’m teaching this semester is Introduction to Church Planting, and as always, loving every minute of it. I have the greatest students in the world (there […]
Yearly Archives: 2010
In this post, I want to share with you a few helpful books that I’ve come across in my research in the area of diaspora missiology. To the majority of you reading this post, the words “diaspora missiology” are new. This growing category of missiology is the study related to […]
A Few Helpful Resources on Migration Issues
With August comes back to school in the United States…. I wanted to take this post to provide you with a quick glimpse into some numbers making up the student population of the country. I think you will come to realize that there are important missiological implications behind these figures. The […]
Quick Stats on Students in the United States
Tom Harper is president of Church Central and NetWorld Alliance, a leading business-to-business media communications company. I have known Tom through our connection with the Great Commission Research Network and Society for Church Consulting. His new book is scheduled to be released next month, and you will want to check it out. I was able to talk […]
New Book: Leading from the Lions’ Den
I want to bring to your attention a new resource that needs to be added to your library. Linda J. Weber has edited the latest edition of Mission Handbook: U. S. and Canadian Protestant Ministries Overseas. This work was published through the Evangelism and Missions Information Service (EMIS) at the Billy […]
Mission Handbook 21st Edition
While I have posted many times on urban issues, I want to turn our attention today to the rural regions of the United States and Canada. For it is here that we find over 65 million people, comprising about 20% of the population in both countries. The rural areas of North America still […]
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