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 […]
Migration
“God cannot lead you on the basis of facts you do not have,” so noted Ralph Winter in an editorial written on January 1, 2007. While I do not completely agree with this statement–God is not limited by my ignorance–there is a good deal of truth to be found here. […]
Unreached Peoples in the West-Part 2
Part of the reason for the extended gaps in time when it comes to my posting is that I am facing two book deadlines in the next couple of months (I do appreciate your prayers). Because some of this research is fresh on my mind at the moment and my […]
Unreached Peoples in the West–Part 1
I had told my students not to be surprised when it happened to them. Now while I had not personally experienced it, I had been waiting for the day when it would happen to me. Finally, it occurred–I got to meet my first, real-live foreign missionary! Not a big deal? […]
Missions in Reverse?
While I am still catching up on my Cape Town 2010 video viewing, I watched this six minute plenary presentation by Dr. Sadiri Joy Tira on the Great Commission opportunities resulting from the movement of peoples across the globe. You need to watch this clip. Dr. Tira reminds us that […]
More on Diaspora from Cape Town 2010
I want to take this post to continue to provide you with information on the topic of diaspora missiology. If you are new to the topic, check out the Migration topic link on the left sidebar or search this blog for “Diaspora Missiology”. Drs. Enoch Wan and Sadiri Joy Tira […]
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