On Wednesday of this week in Cape Town, Dr. Sadiri Joy Tira, gave a presentation on the topic of Diaspora. The booklet “Scattered to Gather: Embracing the Global Trend of Diaspora,” was distributed. This is a very informative document on the issue of Diaspora and the Lausanne Movement. Joy is […]
Migration
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
In this post, I do not wish to be an alarmist, nor do I want to create a work of fiction and claim it to be a reality. I do want to be proactive and begin a conversation. For sometime, I have been concerned over something that I believe will become a […]
C5 Contextualization: Coming to a North American People Group Near ...
Lord willing, over the next few days, I will have the privilege to speak to some of the world’s most influential people: campus ministers and college students. On Saturday, I plan to be in Columbus, Ohio and on Monday and Tuesday in Louisville, Kentucky, interacting with such groups. While the […]
Students and Global Evangelization
Since I just completed a series on diaspora missiology, I thought it would be appropriate to inform you of a new book that you need in your library. Chris Clayman and Meredith Lee have written ethNYcity: The Nations, Tongues, and Faiths of Metropolitan New York (NY: Metro New York Baptist Association; […]
ethNYcity by Chris Clayman and Meredith Lee
I am doing something different in this post today. Rather than rewrite something I have already written, I want to direct you to an article I published with Lausanne World Pulse in March 2009. The article is titled: “Immigration and North America: Who in the World Is My Neighbor Anyway?” I’ll […]
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