International Bulletin of Mission Research 2005 - 2008: Vol 29-32 Index

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International Bulletin of
Missionary Research
Cumulative Index, Volumes 29-32
January 2005 through October 2008
Vol. 29 is 2005; 30 is 2006; 31 is 2007; ; 32 is 2008
(pp. 1-56 are in the January issue;
pp. 57-112 are in the April issue;
pp. 113-168 are in the July issue;
pp. 169-224 are in the October issue, 2005-7;
and pp. 169-232 are in the October 2008 issue)
Articles
Aagaard, Johannes [obituary], 31:141 “Contextualizing Universal Values: A Method for Christian Mission,”
“African Initiated Christianity in Eastern Europe: Church of the ‘Embassy by Frances S. Adeney, 31:33-37
of God’ in Ukraine,” by J. Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu, 30:73-75 Cook, Clyde [obituary], 32:145
“Andrew F. Walls Centre for the Study of African and Asian Christian- “Czarist Missionary Contact with Central Asia: Models of Contextualiza-
ity,” 32:99 tion?” by David M. Johnstone, 31:66-72
“The Archives on the History of Christianity in China at Hong Kong “Defining the Boundaries of <Semneatens The Two Worlds of the World
Baptist University Library: Its Developmeni, Significance, and Future,” Missionary Conference, 1910,” by Brian Stanley, 30:171-76
by Kylie Chan, 29:32-34 “Describing the Worldwide Christian Phenomenon,” by Todd M. Johnson
“Asian Light, Asian Fruit” [editorial], by JonathanJ . Bonk, 32:57-58 and Sandra S. Kim, 29:80-84
‘Asian Society of Missiology: Bangkok 2UU7 Deciaration,” 32:26 “Developments in Theological Education in South East Asia,” by Gerald
“At the Turn of the Century: A Study of the China Centenary Missionary ii. Anderson, 30:96
Conference of 19C7,” by Kevin Xiyi Yao, 32:65-70 Dickson, Kwesi A. jobituary], 30:35
“Avarna and Adivasi Christians and Missions: A Paradigm for Under- Dodge, Ralph Edward [obituary], 32:197
standing Christian Movements in India,” by Robert Eric Frykenberg, Dupuis, Jacques, S.J. [obituary], 29:77
32:14-20 “The Economies of Temple Chanting and Conversion in China,” by Eric
“The Azusa Street Mission and Latin American Pentecostalism,” by Reinders, 31:188-92
Douglas Petersen, 30:66-67 “Ecumenical Theological Education in Latin America, 1916-2005,” by
Bettscheider, Heribert, S.V.D. [obituary], 32:73 Sherron Kay George, 31:15-21
“Beyond Babel: Pentecost and Mission” [editorial], by Jonathan J. Bonk, “Edinburgh 1910: Friendship and the Boundaries of Christendom”
30:57-58 [editorial], by Jonathan J. Bonk, 30:169-70
“Beyond Bosch: The Early Church and the Christendom Shift,” by Alan “Edinburgh 2010—Mission in Humility and Hope,” 29:182
Kreider, 29:59-68 “Edinburgh II—A New Springtime for Ecumenical Mission?” by James
Bronkema, Frederick Hollander [obituary], 29:130-31 A. Scherer, 31:195-98
Biihlmann, Walter, O.F.M. [obituary], 31:207 “Enabling Encounters: The Case of Nilakanth-Nehemiah Goreh, Brahmin
Camps, Arnulf, O.F.M. [obituary], 30:151 Convert,” by Richard Fox Young, 29:14-20
“Can Europe Be Saved? A Review Essay,” by Lamin Sanneh, 31:121-25 “Europe: Christendom Graveyard or Christian Laboratory?” [editorial],
“Can There Be Christianity Without Church?” [editorial], 29:169-70 by Jonathan J. Bonk, 31:113-14
“Catholic Church Growing Everywhere—Except in Europe,” by Roger “Finding Our Own Voice: The Quest for Authentic Conversion” [edito-
Schroeder, S.V.D., 30:142-43 rial], by Jonathan J. Bonk, 29:113-14
“Catholic Sources of Global Documentation,” by James H. Kroeger, “Finding Our Own Voice: The Reinterpreting of Christianity by Oceanian
M.M., 29:149 Theologians,” by Charles W. Forman, 29:115-22
“The Centenary of Edinburgh 1910: Its Possibilities,” by Kenneth R. “Foreign Money for India: Antidependency and Anticonversion Perspec-
Ross, 30:177-79 tives,” by Frampton F. Fox, 30:137-42
“The Centenary of Edinburgh 1910 and the Direction of Christian Mis- “The Gift of Being Number Two: A ‘Buzz Aldrin’ Perspective on Pioneer
sion in the Twenty-first Century,” 29:20 Missions,” by Notto R. Thelle, 32:81-86
“Centers for the Study of Christianity in China,” by Jean-Paul Wiest, 29:22-23 “Godless Europe?” by Philip Jenkins, 31:115-20
“The Challenge of Churchless Christianity: An Evangelical Assessment,” “The Gospel of Reconciliation Within the Wrath of Nations,” by David
by Timothy C. Tennent, 29:171-77 W. Shenk, 32:3-9
“Changed by the East: Notes on Missionary Communication and Trans- Gray, John Richard [obituary], 30:35
formation,” by Notto R. Thelle, 30:115-21 “The Greening of Mission,” by Allan Effa, 32:171-76
“Christian Literature in Nineteenth-Century China Missions—a Priority? ‘Guidelines for Doing Theologies in Asia,” by Association for Theologi-
or an Optional Extra?” by John Tsz-pang Lai, 32:71-76 cal Education in South East Asia, 32:77-80
“Christian Mission: Lengthened Shadow of a Great Man” [editorial], by Han, Wenzao [obituary], 30:151
Jonathan J. Bonk, 29:57-58 Hassing, Per S. [obituary], 29:207
“Christian Missions and Islamic Da‘wah: A Preliminary Quantitative Hiebert, PaulG., 1932-2007 [obituary |b y Robert EricFrykenberg,31:128-29
Assessment,” by Todd M. Johnson and David R. Scoggins, 29:8-11 “History of Missiology Web Site,’ ' by Dana L. Robert and Jack W.
“a Come Holy Spirit, Heal and Reconcile’: An Evangelical Evaluation Ammerman, 32:134
of the CWME Mission Conference in Athens, May 9-16, 2005,” by Hogg, William Richey [obituary], 29:131
Tormod Engelsviken, 29:190-92 “How to Speak of the Spirit Among Religions: Trinitarian ‘Rules’ for a
“COMMENTARY: Tainted Mammon and Righteous Cause,” by Paul Jenkins, Pneumatological Theology of Religions,” by Veli-Matti Karkkainen,
31:194-95 30:121-27
“The Congregational Leadership Crisis Facing the Japanese Church,” “Human Stories and the Mission of God” [editorial], by Jonathan J.
by Thomas J. Hastings and Mark R. Mullins, 30:18-23 Bonk, 31:57-58
October 2008
“IFMAand EFMA Announce Name Changes,” by DanielJ. Nicholas, 32:43 “Mission and Healing in Historical Perspective,” by Christoffer H.
“International Association for Mission Studies,” 32:204 Grundmann, 32:185-88
“An Interview with Jessie Gregory Lutz: Historian of Chinese Christian- “Mission and Mammon” [editorial], by Jonathan J. Bonk, 31:169-70
ity,” by Timothy Man-kong Wong, 30:38-41 “Mission and Missiology in the Pontificate of John Paul IL,” by William
“In the Shadow of the Missionary Captain: Captain James Wilson and R. Burrows, 30:3-8
the LMS Mission to the Pacific,” by Kirsteen Murray, 31:73-77 “Mission and the Go-Between God” [editorial], by Jonathan J. Bonk,
“It Is Our Bounden Duty’: Theological Contours of New Zealand's Mis- 30:113-14
sionary Movemcat, 1890-1930,” by Hugh Morrison, 29:123-28 “Mission and the Groaning of Creation” [editorial], by Jonathan J. Bonk,
“John Howard Yoder asa Mission Theologian,” by Joon-Sik Park, 30:14-17 32:169-70
“John Paul II, 1920-2005; Benedict XVI,” by Stephen Bevans, S.V.D., “Mission and the Peaceable Kingdom” [editorial], by Jonathan J. Bonk,
29:140-41 32:1-2
“Just What Is the Gospel?” [editorial], by Jonathan J. Bonk, 30:1--2 “Missionaries and the Indigenous Resurgence in Latin America,” by
Kerr, David A., 1945-2008 [obituary], 32:126-27 Edward L. Cleary, O.P., 29:177-82
Keyes, Larry [obituary], 32:197 “Missionaries as Heroes and Villains” [editorial], by Jonathan J. Bonk,
Kraakevik, James H. [obituary], 32:41 32:113-14
“Kwame Bediako and Christian Scholarship in Africa,” by Andrew F “Missionaries with Attitude: AW omen’s Mission in Northwestern China,”
Walls, 32:188-93 by Linda Benson, 29:183-88
“The Legacy of Pierre Claverie, ” by Jean-Jacques Pérennés, O.P., “Missions and Film,” by Jamie S. Scott, 32:115-20
31:136-42 “Missions and Money: Affluence as a Western Missionary Problem .. .
“The Legacy of Elizabeth Fairburn Colenso,” by Catherine R. Ross, Revisited,” by Jonathan J. Bonk, 31:171-7
30:148-52 “Missions in Fiction,” by Jamie S. Scott, 32:121-28
“The Legacy of John Amos Comenius,” by Mike W. Stroope, 29:204-8 “The Mission to North Korea,” by Ben Torrey, 32:20-22
“The Legacy of Francois Elbertus Daubanton,” by Jan A. B. Jongeneel, “Movements, Missiometrics, and World Christianity” [editorial], by
29:93-97 Jonathan J. Bonk, 31:1-2
“The Legacy of James Dougall,” by Kenneth R. Ross, 32:206-9 “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by Michael Amaladoss, S.J., 31:21-24
“The Legacy of John Duncan,” by John S. Ross, 29:150-53 “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by Gerald H. Anderson, 29:139-43
“The Legacy of Samuel Bacon Fairbank,” by Jennifer M. Trafton, “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by John B. Carman, 32:136-40
29:144—-49 “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by John Driver, 32:2014
“The Legacy of Paul and Clara Gebauer,’ ’ by Allan Effa, 30:92-96 “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by Michael Louis Fitzgerald, M.Afr.,
“The Pega cy of Yohanna Gowon,” by Musa A. B. Gaiya, 31:95-98 30:88-91
“The Legacy of Anthony Norris Groves,” by Robert Bernard Dann, “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by Herb Friesen, 31:134-36
29:198-202 “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by Roger S. Greenway, 30:144-47
“The Legacy of Melvill Horne,” by Suzanne Schwarz, 31:88-94 “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by Thomas Hale, Jr., 29:35-37
“The Legacy of Ion Keith-Falconer,” by David D. Grafton, 31:148-52 “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by Willi Henkel, O.M.I., 31:84-86
“The Legacy of Hilda Lazarus,” by Ruth Compton Brouwer, 30:202-6 “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by WalterJ .H ollenweger, 29:85-88
“The Legacy of Rudolf Christian Friedrich Lechler,” by Jessie G. Lutz, “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by James M. Phillips, 32:88-92
31:38-43 “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by Theo Sundermeier, 31:200-204
“The Legacy of Jacob A. Loewen,” by Harvey G. Neufeldt, 32:141-48 “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by Charles R. Taber, 29:89-93
“The Le;g acy of Francis Thomas McDougall,” by David A. Edwards, “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” by Charles C. West, 29:194-98
31:204-8 “New Priority for Churches and Missions: Combating Corruption,” by
“The Legacy of Olav Guttorm My klebust,” by Aasulv Lande, 31:142—-46 Edward L. Cleary, O.P., 31:182-86
“The hanza cy of Ernest Oliver,” by Richard Tiplady, 29:38-41 “New Wineskins for New Wine: Toward a Post-Christendom Ecclesiol-
“The lace of Elizabeth Russell,” by Karen K. Seat, 32:93-99 ogy,” by Wilbert R. Shenk, 29:73-79
“The Legacy of Marcello Zago, O.M.I.,” by Willi Henkel, O.M.L., Noteworthy, 29:16-17, 76-77, 130-31, 206-7; 30:34-35, 84-85, 150-51,
32: 39.433 182-83; 31:40-41,90-91, 140-41, 206-7; 32:40-41 , 72-73, 144-45, 196-97
“A Letter from Athens to the Christian Churches, Networks, and Com- “Oral Theology in Lomwe Songs,” by Stuart J. Foster, 32:130-34
munities,” by the Conference on World Mission and Evangelism, Orme, John [obituary], 32:145
Athens, 29:192-93 “Our Pilgrimage in Mission,” by William R. O’Brien and Dellanna West
“The Literary Legacy of Stephen Neill,” by Dyron B. Daughrity, O’Brien, 30:23-26
32:150-54 “Our Pilgrimage in Mission,” by Paul A. Rader and Kay F. Rader,
Luzbetak, Louis J., S.V.D. [obituary], 29:131 32:31-34
MacInnis, Donald E. [obituary], 30:85 “Possessions, Wealth, and the Cultural Identities of Persons: Anthropo-
“Major Consolidation of Digital Missionary Photo Archives,” by Jon logical Reflections,” by Sherwood G. Lingenfelter, 31:176-82
Miller, 31:190-91 “The Protestant Missionary Movement in Korea: Current Growth and
“Maori and Mission Sisters in New Zealand Since 1865: Changing Development,” by Steve Sang-Cheol Moon, 32:59-64
Approaches,” by Susan Smith, 31:77-82 “Radical Mission in a Post-9/11 World: Creative Dissonances,” by Nor-
McAlister, A. Jack [obituary], 30:85 man E. Thomas, 29:2-8
“Me and God, We’d Be Mates’: Toward an Aussie Contextualized Gos- “Reading John V. Taylor,” by Timothy Yates, 30:153-56
pel,” by Robert L. Gallagher, 30:127-32 “Reading the Bible in the Global South,” by Philip Jenkins, 30:67-73
“Missiology After Bosch: Reverencing a Classic by Moving Beyond,” by “Reflections on North Korea: The Psychological Foundation of the North
Stephen B. Bevans, S.V.D., and Roger P. Schroeder, S.V.D., 29:69-72 Korean Regime and Its Governing Philosophy,” by Hyun-Sik Kim,
“Missiology in Environmental Context: Tasks for an Ecology of Mission,” translated by George Kap-Hun Kim, edited by Ben Torrey, 32:22-26
by Willis Jenkins, 32:176-84 “Religious Studies and Research in Chinese Academia: Prospects, Chal-
“Missiometrics 2005: A Global Survey of World Mission,” by David B. lenges, and Hindrances,” by Jean-Paul Wiest, 29:21-26
Barrett, Todd M. Johnson, and Peter F. Crossing, 29:27 ~30 “The Religious Worldview of the Indigenous Population of the North-
“Missiometrics 2006: Goals, Resources, Dacian of the 350 Christian ern Ob’ as Understood by Christian Missionaries,” by Anatoliy M
World Communions,” by David B. Barrett, Todd M. Johnson, and Ablazhei, translated by David N. Collins, 29:134-39
Peter F. Crossing, 30:27-30 “Researching World Christianity: Doctoral Dissertations on Mission Since
“Missiometrics 2007: Creating Your Own Analysis of Global Data,” by 1900,” by Eric Friede and Paul F. Stuehrenberg, 29:188-89
David B. Barrett, Todd M. Johnson, and Peter F. Crossing, 31:25-32 “Revisiting Azusa Street: A Centennial Retrospect,” by Edith L. Blum-
“Missiometrics 2008: Reality Checks for Christian World Commu- hofer, 30:59-64
nions,” by David B. Barrett, Todd M. Johnson, and Peter F. Crossing, “The Role of Women in the Formation of the World Student Christian
32:27-30 Federation,” by Johanna M. Selles, 30:189-94
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“Samuel Zwemer’s Theological Judgments,” by Gordon Nickel, “The Vernacular Treasure: A Century of Mother-Tongue Bible Transla-
29:178-79 tion,” by Harriet Hill, 30:82-88
Seamands, J. T. [obituary], 29:77 “Violence and Mission in the Fourth and Fifth Centuries: Lessons for
“Sherwood Eddy Pays a Visit to Adolf von Harnack Before Returning to Today,” by Alan Kreider, 31:125-33
the United States, December 1918” [poem], by Mark A. Noll, 30:192 “Waiting on the Gift’: An Insider Looks Back on One Hundred Years of
“Shifts in the North American Protestant Full-time Missionary Com- Pentecostal Witness,” by Grant McClung, 30:64-65
munity,” by Robert T. Coote, 29:12-13 “What I Have Learned About Missions from Writing The British Mission-
“The Society for Irish Church Missions to the Roman Catholics: Philan- ary Enterprise Since 1700,” by Jeffrey Cox, 32:86-87
thropy or Bribery?” by Miriam Moffitt, 30:32-38 Wiltgen, Ralph, S.V.D. [obituary], 32:73
Spicer, Charles W., Jr. [obituary], 30:85 “The Witness of the Student Christian Movement,” by Robin Boyd,
“Spreading Fires: The Globalization of Pentecostalism in the Twentieth 31:3-8
Century,” by Allan Anderson, 31:8-14 Witts, Diana [obituary], 30:151
“The Statistical State of the North American Protestant Missions Move- “Women, Mission, and Medicine: Clara Swain, Anna Kugler, and Early
ment, from the Mission Handbook, 20th Edition,” by Michael Jaffarian, Medical Endeavors in Colonial India,” by Maina Chawla Singh,
32:35-38
29:128-33
Taber, Charles R. [obituary], 32:41 “World Christianity and Christian Mission: Are They Compatible? In-
“Thinking Missiologically About the History of Mission,” by Stanley sights from the Asian Churches,” by Peter C. Phan, 32:193-200
H. Skreslet, 31:59-65 “World Christianity and ‘Protestant America’: Historical Narratives and
“Three Waves of Christian Renewal: A 100-Year Snapshot,” by Todd M. the Limits of Christian Pluralism,” by Chandra Mallampalli, 30:8-13
Johnson, 30:75-76 “World Christianity as a Women’s Movement,” by Dana L. Robert,
“Timothy I of Baghdad, Catholicos of the East Syrian Church, 780-823: 30:180-88
Still a Valuable Model,” by Frederick W. Norris, 30:133-36 “The World Is Our Parish: Remembering the 1919 Protestant Missionary
“Tracking World Christianity” [editorial], by Jonathan J. Bonk, 29:1-2 Fair,” by Christopher J. Anderson, 30:196-200
“2004 Forum for World Evangelization: A Report,” by Wilbert R. Shenk, “World’s Religions After September 11: A Global Congress. Montreal,
29:31 Quebec, September 11-15, 2006,” by Frances S. Adeney, 31:82-83
“The United Bible Societies and World Mission,” by Samuel Escobar, “Writing a Social History of Christianity in India,” by John C. B. Web-
30:77-81 ster, 32:10-12
Contributors of Articles
Ablazhei, Anatoliy M., translated by David N. Collins, “The Religious , “Edinburgh 1910: Friendship and the Boundaries of Christen-
Worldview of the Indigenous Population of the Northern Ob’ as dom” [editorial], 30:169-70
Understood by Christian Missionaries,” 29:134-39 ——, “Europe: Christendom Graveyard or Christian Laboratory?”
Adeney, Frances S., “Contextualizing Universal Values: A Method for [editorial], 31:113-14
Christian Mission,” 31:33-37 —, “Finding Our Own Voice: The Quest for Authentic Conversion”
, “World’s Religions After September 11: A Global Congress. [editorial], 29:113-14
Montreal, Quebec, September 11-15, 2006,” 31:82-83 , “Human Stories and the Mission of God” [editorial], 31:57-58
Amaladoss, Michael, S.J., “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” 31:21-24 ——, “Just What Is the Gospel?” [editorial], 30:1-2
Ammerman, Jack W. See Robert, Dana L., and Jack W. Ammerman ——., “Mission and Mammon” [editorial], 31:169-70
Anderson, Allan, “Spreading Fires: The Globalization of Pentecostalism ———., “Mission and the Go-Between God” [editorial], 30:113-14
in the Twentieth Century,” 31:8-14 ———, “Mission and the Groaning of Creation” [editorial], 32:169-70
Anderson, Christopher J., “The World Is Our Parish: Remembering the ———, “Mission and the Peaceable Kingdom” [editorial], 32:1-2
1919 Protestant Missionary Fair,” 30:196-200 ———, “Missionaries as Heroes and Villains” [editorial], 32:113-14
Anderson, Gerald H., “Developments in Theological Education in South , “Missions and Money: Affluence as a Western Missionary Prob-
East Asia,” 30:96 lem ... Revisited,” 31:171-74
, “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” 29:139-43 , “Movements, Missiometrics, and World Christianity” [edito-
Asamoah-Gyadu, J. Kwabena, “African Initiated Christianity in Eastern rial], 31:1-2
Europe: Church of the ‘Embassy of God’ in Ukraine,” 30:73-75 , “Tracking World Christianity” [editorial], 29:1
Association for Theological Education in South East Asia, “Guidelines Boyd, Robin, “The Witness of the Student Christian Movement,”
for Doing Theologies in Asia,” 32:77-80 31:3-8
Barrett, David B., Todd M. Johnson, and Peter F. Crossing, “Missiometrics Brouwer, Ruth Compton, “The Legacy of Hilda Lazarus,” 30:202-6
2005: A Global Survey of World Mission,” 29:27-30 Burrows, William R., “Mission and Missiology in the Pontificate of John
, “Missiometrics 2006: Goals, Resources, Doctrines of the 350 Paul II,” 30:3-8
Christian World Communions,” 30:27-30 Carman, John B., “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” 32:136—40
, “Missiometrics 2007: Creating Your Own Analysis of Global Chan, Kylie, “The Archives on the History of Christianity in China at
Data,” 31:25-32 Hong Kong Baptist University Library: Its Development, Significance,
——, “Missiometrics 2008: Reality Checks for Christian World Com- and Future,” 29:32-34
munions,” 32:27-30 Cleary, Edward L., O.P., “Missionaries and the Indigenous Resurgence
Benson, Linda, “Missionaries with Attitude: A Women’s Mission in in Latin America,” 29:177-82
Northwestern China,” 29:183-88 , “New Priority for Churches and Missions: Combating Corrup-
Bevans, Stephen, S.V.D., “John Paul II, 1920-2005; Benedict XVI,” tion,” 31:182-86
29:140-41 Collins, David N. See Ablazhei, Anatoliy M.
Bevans, Stephen B., S.V.D., and Roger P. Schroeder, S.V.D., “Missiology Conference on World Mission and Evangelism, Athens, “A Letter from
After Bosch: Reverencing a Classic by Moving Beyond,” 29:69-72 Athens to the Christian Churches, Networks, and Communities,”
Blumhofer, Edith L., “Revisiting Azusa Street: A Centennial Retrospect,” 29:192-93
30:59-64 Coote, Robert T., “Shifts in the North American Protestant Full-time
Bonk, Jonathan J., “Asian Light, Asian Fruit” [editorial], 32:57-58 Missionary Community,” 29:12-13
, “Beyond Babel: Pentecost and Mission” [editorial], 30:57-58 Cox, Jeffrey, “What I Have Learned About Missions from Writing The
———, “Can There Be Christianity Without Church?” [editorial], British Missionary Enterprise Since 1700,” 32:86-87
29:169-70 Crossing, Peter F. See Barrett, David B.
, “Christian Mission: Lengthened Shadow of a Great Man” [edi- Dann, Robert Bernard, “The Legacy of Anthony Norris Groves,”
torial], 29:57-58 29:198-202
October 2008
Daughrity, Dyron B., “The Literary Legacy of Stephen Neill,” 32:150-54 Kroeger, James H., M.M., “Catholic Sources of Global Documentation,”
Driver, John, “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” 32:201-4 29:149
Edwards, David A., “The Legacy of Francis Thomas McDougall,” Lai, John Tsz-pang, “Christian Literature in Nineteenth Century China
31:204-8 Missions—a Priority? or an Optional Extra?” 32:71-76
Effa, Allan, “The Greening of Mission,” 32:171-76 Lande, Aasulv, “The Legacy of Olav Guttorm Myklebust,” 31:142-46
———., “The Legacy of Paul and Clara Gebauer,” 30:92-96 Lingenfelter, Sherwood G., “Possessions, Wealth, and the Cultural Identi-
Engelsviken, Tormod, “‘Come Holy Spirit, Heal and Reconcile’: An ties of Persons: Anthropological Reflections,” 31:176-82
Evangelical Evaluation of the CWME Mission Conference in Athens, Lutz, Jessie G., “The Legacy of Rudolf Christian Friedrich Lechler,”
May 9-16, 2005,” 29:190-92 31:38-43
Escobar, Samuel, “The United Bible Societies and World Mission,” Mallampalli, Chandra, “World Christianity and ‘Protestant America’: His-
30:77-81 torical Narratives and the Limits of Christian Pluralism,” 30:8-13
Fitzgerald, Michael Louis, M.Afr., “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” 30:88-91 McClung, Grant, “’Waiting on the Gift’: An Insider Looks Back on One
Forman, Charles W., “Finding Our Own Voice: The Reinterpreting of Hundred Years of Pentecostal Witness,” 30:64-65
Christianity by Oceanian Theologians,” 29:115-22 Miller, Jon, “Major Consolidation of Digital Missionary Photo Archives,”
Foster, Stuart J., “Oral Theology in Lomwe Songs,” 32:130-34 31:190-91
Fox, Frampton F., “Foreign Money for India: Antidependency and Anti- Moffitt, Miriam, “The Society for Irish Church Missions to the Roman
conversion Perspectives,” 30:137-42 Catholics: Philanthropy or Bribery?” 30:32-38
Friede, Eric, and Paul F. Stuehrenberg, “Researching World Christianity: Moon, Steve Sang-Cheol, “The Protestant Missionary Movement in
Doctoral Dissertations on Mission Since 1900,” 29:188-89 Korea: Current Growth and Development,” 32:59-64
Friesen, Herb, “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” 31:134-36 Morrison, Hugh, “‘It Is Our Bounden Duty’: Theological Contours of
Frykenberg, Robert Eric, “Avarna and Adivasi Christians and Missions: New Zealand's Missionary Movement, 1890-1930,” 29:123-28
A Paradigm for Understanding Christian Movements in India,” Mullins, Mark R. See Hastings, Thomas J
32:14-20 Murray, Kirsteen, “In the Shadow of the Missionary Captain: Captain
——, “Paul G. Hiebert, 1932-2007,” 31:128-29 James Wilson and the LMS Mission to the Pacific,” 31:73-77
Gaiya, Musa A. B., “The Legacy of Yohanna Gowon,” 31:95-98 Neufeldt, Harvey G., “The Legacy of Jacob A. Loewen,” 32:141-48
Gallagher, Robert L., “Me and God, We'd Be Mates’: Toward an Aussie Nicholas, Daniel J., “IFMA and EFMA Announce Name Changes,” 32:43
Contextualized Gospel,” 30:127-32 Nickel, Gordon, “Samuel Zwemer’s Theological Judgments,” 29:178-79
George, Sherron Kay, “Ecumenical Theological Education in Latin Noll, MarkA., “Sherwood Eddy Paysa Visit to Adolf von Harnack Before
America, 1916-2005,” 31:15-21 Returning to the United States, December 1918” [poem], 30:192
Grafton, David D., “The Legacy of Ion Keith-Falconer,” 31:148-52 Norris, Frederick W., “Timothy I of Baghdad, Catholicos of the East Syr-
Greenway, Roger S., “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” 30:144—47 ian Church, 780-823: Still a Valuable Model,” 30:133-36
Grundmann, Christoffer H., “Mission and Healing in Historical Perspec- O’Brien, Delanna West. See O’Brien, William R.
tive,” 32:185-88 O’Brien, William R., and Dellanna West O’Brien, “Our Pilgrimage in
Hale, Thomas, Jr., “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” 29:35-37 Mission,” 30:23-26
Hastings, Thomas J.,and Mark R. Mullins, “The Congregational Leader- Park, Joon-Sik, “John Howard Yoder as a Mission Theologian,” 30:14-17
ship Crisis Facing the Japanese Church,” 30:18-23 Pérennés, Jean-Jacques, O.P., “The Legacy of Pierre Claverie,” 31:136-42
Henkel, Willi, O.M.L., “The Legacy of Marcello Zago, O.M.L.,” 32:39-43 Petersen, Douglas, “The Azusa Street Mission and Latin American
——, “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” 31:84-86 Pentecostalism,” 30:66-67
Hill, Harriet, “The Vernacular Treasure: A Century of Mother-Tongue Phan, Peter C., “World Christianity and Christian Mission: Are They
Bible Translation,” 30:82-88 Compatible? Insights from the Asian Churches,” 32:193-200
Hollenweger, Walter J., “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” 29:85-88 Phillips, James M., “My Pilgrimage in Mission,” 32:88-92
Jaffarian, Michael, “The Statistical State of the North American Protes- Rader, Kay F. See Rader, Paul A.
tant Missions Movement, from the Mission Handbook, 20th Edition,” Rader, Paul A., and Kay F. Rader, “Our Pilgrimage in Mission,” 32:31-34
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to help change the “foreign image” of Christian- Tizon, F. Albert, 30:100
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