One of the networks with whom I have the honor to serve as the Vice President for Administration is the Evangelical Missiological Society. We are a society of about 350 missiologists, mission administrators, teachers, pastors, and students. Our theme for 2011 is “Urbanization: Mission in the Context of the City.” […]
Monthly Archives: February 2011
First, Tunisia, then Egypt, then Bahrain, now today it is Libya. These are unique times, days that mark turning points in world history. While the unrest unfolds in North Africa and the Middle East, may we continue to pray for the peoples there. Reports have already been coming out […]
Remembering North Africa and the Middle East
Recently, I served on the doctoral committee for Brian Frye, director of Collegiate Ministries for the State Convention of Baptists in Ohio. I was so impressed with his research and dissertation on the multi-site movement that I asked him to consider being a guest blogger. Today is his first post […]
New on the Multi-site Movement: Brian Frye, Guest Blogger
Since the data from the 2010 census are being rolled out to the world, I wanted to share with you a very informative map from the Census Bureau. I tweeted this a week or two ago. Below you will see an interactive map, showing the population change in the United […]
Interactive Map of Population Growth in the United States
Ministers of the gospel need to understand the people to whom they are called to serve. This matter is nothing new. One quick way to accomplish this is to understand them demographically. While there is no substitute for spending time with someone, raw numbers can give you a bird’s-eye view […]
Super Bowl Sunday: How Much Do You Know about Green ...
When I started Missiologically Thinking one year ago, I knew that I was going to be writing for a niche within the Evangelical sub-culture. Over the past year, however, I have discovered that there are more folks reading my posts than just the group of believers for whom I desired […]