Author: Andy McCullough
Andy McCullough
Andy was born and raised in Cyprus, is married to Jessica, who is South African, has four children who were born in London, and lived in Turkey from 2009-2016. He has a Master’s Degree in Contextual Theology with Mission from All Nations Christian College, and works as the Executive Lead for the Hummingbird Trust. He is passionate about cross-cultural church planting, and is involved in coaching and developing churches and leaders, mostly in the Eastern Mediterranean/West Asia region. He also leads the Unreached Network, facilitating best practice in cross-cultural mission across the wider Newfrontiers family. He is the author of four books on the Bible and mission.
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Sent
For “everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.” How then will they call on him in whom they have not
Persuaded
So when they had come together, they asked him, “Lord, will you at this time restore the kingdom to Israel?” He said to them, “It
Isaiah 60, the magi and the child
The following is an extract from my book The Bethlehem Story: Mission and Justice in the Margins of the World There is another ancient oracle that
Decolonising Apostolic Ministry 5: Evolution not Revolution
Decolonisation must be by evolution, not revolution. An evolution, however, punctuated by moments of revolution, of revelation. This is a journey both systemic and deeply
Decolonising Apostolic Ministry 4: Money
Part One Part Two Part Three Any review of apostolic mission must consider the way money is used. There are just so many ways in
Decolonising Apostolic Ministry 3: Bias
Part One Part Two In this series of blog posts I am asking the question, “what would it take to decolonise the doctrine and practice
Decolonising Apostolic Ministry 2: Centring the Local
In this series of blog posts I am asking the question, “what would it take to decolonise the doctrine and practice of apostolic ministry today?
Trends in Global Christianity, 1900-2050
This presentation was given by CSGC Co-Director Dr. Gina A. Zurlo at the General Assembly of the World Council of Churches in Karlsruhe, Germany, on
Sitting in Athens thinking about history
Sitting in Athens thinking about history. Anthony Sattin’s book Nomads: The Wanderers who Shaped our World is therapeutic and persuasive in its argument that the
Mission and the Wind
We’ve just spent a week in a Central Asian city famously known as “the windy city” (let the reader understand!) – and it really has
Greece is East: Some thoughts about contextual gospel witness in the great nation of Greece
Notes from a talk first given at the Greece is East event, June 2022. Greek poet, George Seferis, famously wrote: Your nostalgia has created a
Cyprus: The Island, the Donkey and the King
Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey, not a horse. The Cyprus donkey is a well-loved symbol of the island. What kind of king do Cypriots really need to meet?
Why buy from a stranger when you can borrow from a relative?
Why buy from a stranger, when you can borrow from a relative? On planting churches cross-culturally, mission agencies, cross-cultural best practice and the Newfrontiers family.
The Man, The Woman and the Garden: Easter Reflections from John 20
The resurrection appearances in John’s brilliantly crafted narrative bring to poetic conclusion so many themes. There are multiple reiterated ideas from John’s gospel itself which
margins2mic. Season Two. Art of Listening.
The #margins2mic project brings together voices from across the Newfrontiers family, and from around the world. Newfrontiers is on the way to becoming a truly
The Bethlehem Story: Advent Series of Videos
The Bethlehem Story is a series of daily videos following the story of the little town in Palestine from the death of Rachel to the
Decolonising Multilingualism by Alison Phipps. A review.
Phipps, Alison. Decolonising Multilingualism: Struggles to Decreate. Multilingual Matters, 2019. A review by Andy McCullough. I’ve been asked to review the best book I’ve read
Motus Dei: The Movement of God to Disciple the Nations
Motus Dei: The Movement of God to Disciple the Nations <https://missionbooks.org/products/motus-dei> releases on October 19. You’re invited to the Virtual Book Launch on October 20,
Belonging: The Bible’s Story of Race
I know that people are always looking for resources to help them think about issues like race, diversity and justice from a Biblical perspective. The
Jacob “The Patchwork Man” Baradaeus
I’m really enjoying Moffett’s History of Christianity in Asia, and am struck by this paragraph summarising Jacob Baradaeus (Yaqub al-Barada’i) and his extraordinary church-planting impact.
Pantaenus: The Unreached Need Theologians Too
Here are some quick lessons from the life of Pantaenus. Never heard of him? That’s why it’s so important that you learn from him! The
The Bethlehem Story: Mission and Justice in the Margins of the World, by Andy McCullough
Andy McCullough’s new book is coming out soon. Below is a sample from the story of Rahab. Jericho. One of the oldest cities in the
Unreached Network Conference 2021: Join the Conversation/ Find your Place
We are really delighted to announce the online Unreached Conference for this year, 25th-26th June. Join the Conversation: stories and best practice in crossing cultures,