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"MISSION IN THE
GLOBAL VILLAGE"
EDITORIAL
MISSIONAL THEOLOGY
Dyron B. Daughrity, "From Sect to Secularization: Understanding the History and Future of the Earth's Largest Faith"
Scot McKnight, "James and the Gospel"
Scot McKnight, "James and Jesus"
MISSIONAL PRAXIS
Robert Reese, "Western Missions and Dependency"
Jim Harries, "Talking For Money: The Donor Industry as Fulfillment of Ancient African Religious Ideals"
Robert Fife, edited and condensed by Danny Reese, "Becoming Senders: How One Brazilian Church Went Missional"
Jim Holway, "¿Se Habla Español? Misconceptions and Suggestions Regarding Ministries to US Latinos"
REFLECTIONS
Dan Bouchelle, “Running to Catch Up with God”
Marisol Rosas, “Mexicans, Missionaries, Mandarin, and Memphis”
John Barton, "The Missional Posture and Our Muslim Neighbors"
Josh Graves, "The Stories We Tell Ourselves"
David Fleer, “Talking with James”
Mark Parker, “Thoughts on the 'Missional Manifesto'”
Annotated Links
REVIEWS
Review of Dyron B. Daughrity, The Changing World of Christianity: The Global History of a Borderless Religion
Review of Lamin Sanneh, Disciples of All Nations: Pillars of World Christianity
Review of Dana L. Robert, Christian Mission: How Christianity Became a World Religion
Review of Robert A. Hunt, The Gospel among the Nations: A Documentary History of Inculturation
Review of Mary T. Lederleitner, Cross-Cultural Partnerships: Navigating the Complexities of Money and Mission
Review of David Livermore, What Can I Do? Making a Global Difference Right Where You Are



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