Evangelical Missions Quarterly: Volume 51 Issue 1
The Evangelical Missions Quarterly (EMQ) is a professional journal serving the worldwide missions community and is the newest resource of Missio Nexus. This is Volume 51 issue 1 of EMQ released January 2015. This topic for this EMQ is Faith in A Second Language.
Resource Description
Table of Contents:
REGULAR FEATURES
A Second Look: Bridging the Divide(s) By Gary Corwin
Voices in the Local Church: “What a Strange Family!” Church-Agency Partnerships By Bruce Huseby
Excellence in Missions: Moving from Dependence to Independence: A Global South View of Church-Mission Relationships By Carlos Díaz
NEW SECTION! Orality in Missions: How Would Jesus Tell It? Crafting Stories from an Honor-Shame Perspective By Jackson Wu
Book Reviews
ARTICLES
A Personal Case Study in Cross-cultural Learning and Growth By Andy Opie
One Method Does Not Fit All: Case Studies in Muslim Diaspora By Caitlin Roam
Faith in a Second Language U.P. Maria
Seven Helpful Reminders for Building Relationships in Group-oriented Cultures By Paul Sadler
Symposium: The “De-missionization” of Missions By Marvin Newell with responses by Douglas McConnell, Kärin Butler Primuth, and JR Rozko
Models of Ministry with the Transient Poor By Andrew Ng and Michael Crane
Sharing Resources in Contexts of Poverty By Daniel Rickett
Isa on the Diaspora Road: A Conversation with John Becker and Paul Dzubinski
The Power of Short-term Missions By H. Porter Speakman
EMQ Issue
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