...inner crises. This does not mean that we no longer need community. Radical individualism is still a dead end. Nowadays, individuals no longer need the community to define their value. Communities...
...China. There is an even more important need that will emerge as a major bottleneck for the mission movement in China—the need for field directors. Field directors are those who...
...wrong path and stumble. But slowly I realized that I had made a big mistake—that the pastor had taken the place of God. Pastors have always thought that they needed...
...community to their peril. I resonate with the themes of this issue. They are so relevant to my own experience and, I believe, to the life experience of leaders throughout...
...your peace.” I realized that if I want peace in my life, I need to pray for my city. I saw the connection between our peace flowing from God and...
...calls me into full-time member care work one day, then I first need to learn how to manage a nonprofit organization. So, I applied and was admitted to the program. Upon...
...is flat.’ In other words, we are in a new world, and we are desperately in need of a new paradigm.” Chiu went on to challenge leaders around the globe...
...if we want to use Christmas to preach the gospel, we need to focus on how to effectively evangelize, rather than focusing on shows and performances. I also suggest that...
...in China, transition is part of the air that we breathe. All we have to do is walk around our neighborhoods. I have been in China since 1984 and would...
...fuels the pervasive corruption and abuse of bureaucratic power. China in the Shadow of the Cross Reviewing Chinese and church history from 1900-1949 for a recent book project, I have...
...for you. There is more waiting for you. I remember the time when I returned home and the season which followed. I was bruised and hurt, I was tired and fatigued. I...
...the biblical basis for missionary care as ministry. Emphasizing the need for a holistic approach, we point out various areas that need to be addressed. Two articles in this issue...