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Members of the Mission staff and board share their thoughts. Rhyme, reason, and rhythm do not enter the blogging world. Our bloggers randomly share their take on life, work, and the Great Commission. Their thoughts may be sad, humorous, or sobering. A blogger may plod slowly or lope exultantly. Enjoy their erratic meanderings.
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FIghting for Freedom
I like to ask students, “If you lived in another era, when would it be and why?” Typically, a multiplicity of responses ensue—with some interesting reasons for their choices. My answer is always the same: I would love to…Continue reading»
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The Call
In my missions training at FWBBC (Welch College), I had the honor and privilege of studying under Mr. Dan Cronk. I owe much to him. One thing he repeated constantly to us was to “define our terms.” If we talked about a…Continue reading»
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Light in the Darkness
Imagine a place where the unemployment rate has consistently been over 25% for more than a year; a place where more than one million people have simply left the country, looking for jobs. This is no imaginary place; this is…Continue reading»
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Committed to Their Task
It is interesting to think that we have been in India long enough to have elderly pastors. Some Indian pastors are at retirement age, yet have absolutely no means to insure the well being of their families if they stop…Continue reading»
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Phases of Cross-Cultural Ministry
In the world of missions, ways to describe the different phases of field ministry are varied. One of the better-known classifications is presented as four phases: 1. PIONEER: At this stage, the missionary takes the…Continue reading»
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It's All About the Shoes...
Guest blog by Tim Awtrey Most of the world is divided into two camps: shoe-fanatics and shoe-haters. Some of you may have more shoes than you need or could ever comfortably wear. For you, the biblical promises…Continue reading»