Category: Nations

Intercultural Church

What Traditions Matter Most?

What Matters Most? Church Traditions, NT Practices, or the Commands of Christ? This article was first published by Cynthia Anderson on Tuesday, June 21, 2022 You can read it here. Can a layperson

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Interviews

‘Seek Peace’

Peace-building with John and Kay Hodge In our increasingly troubled world, using peace-building skills and approaches in the mission space as a means of sharing and demonstrating the gospel of

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Mission

passive cross-cultural leadership

Passivity or reactivity is under appreciated in Western leadership manuals. What is celebrated is initiative, forward movement, aggression. The Western leader thinks about his own strategy and vision, throws pieces forward. He does not adequately consider the contours of the culture, the whole board of history and geography and the entrenched dispositions of the status quo into which he or she is stepping.

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Events

A Scattered Influence

What We Are Learning About Best Practice For Sending Churches. Sending Churches Forum February 2024 Andy McCullough shares at the Sending Churches Forum on ‘A Scattered Influence.’ What can we

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Christian Medical Fellowship

The Unreached Network is pleased to commend these excellent upcoming training events hosted by our friends at the Christian Medical Fellowship. Whether you are a healthcare worker working cross culturally,

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Mission

Provision & Protection

You’re shocked to see a white-skinned western arm outstretched, offering a handshake and even more taken aback that in the middle of this tense situation, the hand is yours!

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Middle East

Insights into Cross-Cultural Mission – Part 2

“We all tried to convince him that there must be another way but he insisted so I found myself, a day after moving to Lebanon, holding on to this man’s belt, praying that he wouldn’t fall to his death as he tried to break into our apartment! “

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Christian Living

Discipleship in Turkey

Rather than giving up on the seed that doesn’t bare fruit or trying to cut down the thistles, I wonder if it’s  possible to invite people to grow and rise above the thistles, to set their eyes on life eternal, to turn their eyes toward Jesus and find hope there learning as adults to be children of God who takes care of us.

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