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INTERNATIONAL
REVIEW
OF MISSION
INDEX
VOLUME LXXXIX
JANUARY 2000 — OCTOBER 2000
January, no 352, Christian Presence and Witness in the Middle East
Open Space: The African Christian Diaspora
October issue, no
ARTICLES
A |s rief Survey of French-Speaking Churucrlc hes in Britain, African Churches il 1 the Rhein-Ruhr Region of Germany
Je an Damascene Rwasibo Safari, 445-447 Koilor Kimba, 4 3 8-439
\ Christocentric Trinitarian Understanding of Mission \ Missionary Challenge African-Rite Christian Churches
Emilio Castro, 584-591 Dominique Kounkou, 4 59-466
Addressing the Challenge of Contributing to Peace and Architecture, Inculturation and Christian Mission The
Development in Africa, Koilor Kimba, 345-348 Buildings of the Cambridge Mission to Delhi, and their
' , Meaning for the Church Today, Paul M. Hedges, 180-189
\ aD.or.a, ma4 90-49T5h e Church Hall, Lena Simanjuntak-Mertes, Between B: abel and Pentecost — Service of Reconciliation in
‘ _ the Middle East Today, Christiaan van Nispen tot Seve
\frican-Caribbean Youth Identity in the United Kingdom naer, 40-48
4 or a Pan-Africa ology. d Nathan, . :
- oes A Fea regs, Hee A. Se Christianity and Islam in Twentieth Century Egypt: Conflict
349.35< r and SECGoo,p eration, Peter E. Maka. ri, 88-9 Fa
African Christian Council, Hamburg, Geyerr many, Allee x Ch. ristians, Jews and Muslims — An Ecumenical-Theologi
\fram, 434-435 cal Conversation (1), D.C. Mulder, 99-104
African Christians United in a Unified Europe! Ronald A Christian Presence in the Middle East \ Working Paper,
Nathan, 299-303 Middle East Council of Churches, 28-33
African Churches in Switzerland The Necessity to Be and Christian Presence in the Middle East, Riad Jarjour and Peter
Act Together, Joseph Mudimba Kabongo, 457-458 E. Makari, 34-39
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Confessing one God Amidst Muslims and Jews: An Ecu- tian Diaspora in Europe and the Quest for Human Com-
menical-Theological Conversation (IL), Pim Valkenberg, munity», Afe Adogame, 291-298
105-114. Raising the Profile of Black Women Leaders in Community
Coordinating Links Between Churches Together in Britain Report of an Action-Oriented Worship Led by Rose
and Ireland (CTBI) and Black-Majority Churches, James Marie-Rita Chukurah-Odiachi, 338-340
Stapleton, 448-450 Raising the Profile of Black Women Leaders in the Com
Confessions of a Catholic and a Pentecostal Ecumenist: munity, Fidelia Onyuku-Opukiri, 341-342
Introduction, Walter J. Hollenweger, 568-569 Religion: A Cosmic, Multi-Dimensional and Life-Enhan-
Confession of Sins, Kilian McDonnell, 570 cing Force, Nehemiah M. Nyaundi, 387-399
Confession of Sins: Response, Frank D. Macchia, 571 Revisiting Church Growth in Korean Protestantism
Council of African Christian Communities in Europe Theological Reflection, Hong, Young-gi, 190-202
(CACCE). Press Release — Africans Unite, 304 Shocking Encounter Bringing Hope. An Experience of the
Council of African Churches in Germany (CACG draft International Church of Pretoria, Emmanuel Tshilenga-
constitution). Section: Wider Ruhrgebiet Area, 440-441 Kabala, 343-344
«Ecumenism in Wonderland» — Roman Catholic-Pentecos- The African Christian Diaspora in 3elgium with Special
tal Dialogue on Mission and Proselytism, Veli-Matti Reference to The International Church of Brussels,
Karkkainen, 556-567 Dibudi Way-Way, 451-456
Editorial, Roswith Gerloff, guest editor, 275-280 The African Indigenots Churches and the Quest for an
Editorial, Luke 4:16-30 he Spirit’s Mission Manifesto Appropriate Theology for the New Millennium, Jerisdan
Jesus’ Hermeneutics and Luke’s Editorial, Jacques H. Jehu-Appiah, 410-420
Matthey, 3-11 The Beneficient Appeal The Other Side of Vocation,
Editorial, Jacques Matthey, 147-149 Anneke Geense-Ravestein, 529-538
Editorial, Jacques Matthey, 513-514 The Challenges of Theological Education in the Middle
Empowerment of Women Through the Centre for Construc- East, George Sabra, 70-75
tive Theology, Isabel Apawo Phiri, 329-33 The Gospel and African Religion, Allan Anderson, 373-383
Evangelism: A Command not an Option (Matt. 28:19) The Importance of the Armenian Evangelical Churches for
Zuby Johnson-Ike, 487-489. Christian Witness in the Middle East, Avedis Boynerian,
From Reverse Mission to Common Mission We Hope 76-87
Immigrant Protestant Churches and the «Programme for The Politics of Preaching to Exiles, Finbar Benjamin,
Cooperation between German and Immigrant Congrega- 354-360.
tions» of the United Evangelical Mission, Claudia Wih-
The Protestant Evangelical Community in the Middle East
risch-Oblau, 467-483
Impact on Cultural and Societal Developments, Habib
Intercultural Hermeneutics — Contextual Exegesis. A Model Badr, 60-69.
for 21st-Century Exegesis, Werner Kahl, 421-433.
The Quest for Space in the Global Spiritual Marketplace
Introducing the Contributors of IRM July, 496-497 African Religions in Europe, Afe Adogame, 400-409.
Introduction, Jacques Matthey, 273-274 The Significance of the African Christian Diaspora in
Islamic Da’wa and Christian Missions — Towards a Com- Europe: A Report on four Events in 1997/1998, Roswith
parative Analysis, David A. Kerr, 150-171 Gerloff, 281-290
Memorial Service for Ruth Sovik, Emilio Castro, 595-600. The Vulnerability of East-African Asylum Seekers in Brit-
Missio Africana! The Role of an African Instituted Church ain, M. Louise Pirouet, 313-319
in the Mission Debate, Rufus Ositelu, 384-386 To Tell the World About God — The Task for the Mission of
Missiology in a Pluralistic World. The Place of Mission Study the Church on the Threshold of the Third Millennium,
in Theological Education, Lalsangkima Pachuau, 539-555. Eberhard Jiingel, 203-216
Models of Mission and Ministry. The Council of African Tribute to Marlin VanElderen, Konrad Raiser, 592-594
and Caribbean Churches (UK). Many as we are, toge-
ther we make up one body, Jerisdan H. Jehu-Appiah, Jg3a2n0d-a3n2 8 Christian Communities in Britain, Kevin Ward,
442-444.
No Loose Canon, H. Dan Beeby, 572-583 Jnity in Diversity -B e Good and Be a Vessel of Honour to
God, Rufus Ositelu, 484-486
On Grace and Reciprocity — A Fresh Approach to Contex-
tualization with Reference to Christianity in Melanesia, Visions for Christianity in the 21st Century. Locally (Home)
Theodor Ahrens, 515-528 Globally (Oikoumene), Roswith Gerloff, 361-372
Orthodoxy and Mission, lon Bria, 49-59 West Yorkshire African Caribbean Council of Churches,
Post-Modern Mission — A Paradigm Shift in David Bosch’s England, Tony Parry, 436-437
Theology of Mission? Kirsteen Kim, 172-179 Where Do We Go from here? Black Christian Politics after
Partnership of African Christian Communities in Europe Stephen Lawrence, R. David Muir, 305-312.
Millennial Conference: «Open Space: The African Chris- Who are the Christians of the Arab World?, Tarek Mitri, 12-27
AUTHORS
Adogame, Afe — Partnership of African Christian Commu- Afram, Alex — African Christian Council, Hamburg, Ger
nities in Europe. Millennial Conference: «Open Space many, 434-435
The African Christian Diaspora in Europe and the Quest Anderson, Allan — The Gospel and African Religion, 373-383
for Human Community», 291-298 Ahrens, Theodor — On Grace and Reciprocity — A Fresh
Adogame, Afe — The Quest for Space in the Global Spiritual Approach to Contextualization with Reference to Chris-
Marketplace. African Religions in Europe, 400-409. tianity in Melanesia, 515-528
INDEX. VOLUME LXXXIX
Apawo Phiri, Isabel - Empowerment of Women Through Kimba, Koilor Addressing the Challenge of Contributing
the Centre for Constructive Theology, 329-337. to Peace and Development in Africa, 345-348
Badr, Habib — The Protestant Evangelical Community in Kimba, Koilor African Churches in the Rhein-Ruhr
the Middle East Impact on Cultural and Societal Region of Germany, 438-439
Developments, 60-69
Beeby, H. Dan — No Loose Canon, 57727 -583 KouRnitkeo uC,h riDsotimainn iCqhuuer ch—e sA, Mi4s5s9i-o4n6a6r y Challenge
The Politics of Preaching to Exiles,
Macchia, Frank D Confession of Sins: Response |
Boynerian, Avedis The Importance of the Armenian Makari, Peter f Christianity and Islam in Twentieth
I vangelical Churches for Christian Witness in the Century Egypt: Conflict and Cooperation, 88-97
Middle East, 76-87 Matthey, Jacques, Luke 4:16-30 The Spirit's Mission
Bria, lon — Orthodoxy and Mission, 49-59 Manifesto Jesus’ Hermeneutics — and Luke’s Editorial
Castro, Emilio — A Christocentric Trinitarian Understanding 3-11
of Mission, 584-59] Matthey, Jacques — Editorial
Castro, Emilio — Memorial Service for Ruth Sovik, 595-600 Matthey, Jacques — Editori
Council of African Christian Communities in Europe
(CACCE) Press Release — Africans Unite, 304 Matthey, Jacques — Editorial,
Council of African Churches in Germany (CACG draft Matthey, Jacques, Introduction
constitution). Section: Wider Ruhrgebiet Area, 440-441 McDonnell, Kilian Confession of Sins, 570
Chuokf urBalhac-kO diWaocmhie,n RLoesaedMearrs iei-nR iCtoam mu—ni Rtayi.s ingR epthoer t Prooff ilaen Midtdhei e MiEdadslte CoEuanstc il \of WorCkhiunrgch esP aper,C hri2s8t-i3a3n Presen in
Action-Oriented Worship, 338-340
Damascene Rwasibo Safari, Jean \ Brief Survey of Mitr1i2,- 2 Tarek Who are the Christians of the Arab World?
French-Speaking Churches in Britain, 445-447
Gerloff, Roswith, guest editor — Editorial, 2> 75-280 Mudimba Kabongo, Joseph African Churches in Switzer
land The Necessity to Be and Act Together, 457-458
Gerloff, Roswith — The Significance of the African Chris-
tian Diaspora in Europe: A Report on four vents in Muir, R. David - Where Do We Go from here? Black Chris
1997/1998, 281-290. tian Politics after Stephen Lawrence, 305-31
Gerloff, Roswith Visions for Christianity in the Mulder, D.C Christians, Jews and Muslims An Ecume
Century Locally (Home) Globally (Oikoumene), nical-Theological Conversation (I), 99-104
361-372
Nathan, Ronald A African-Caribbean Youth Identity in
Hedges, Paul M Architecture, Inculturation and Chris- the United Kingdom: A Call for a Pan-African
tian Mission The Buildings of the Cambridge Mis- logy, 349-353
sion to Delhi, and their Meaning for the Church Today,
180-189 Nathan, Ronald A African Christians United in a Uni
Hollenweger, Walter J Confessions of a Catholic and a fied Europe! 299-303
Pentecostal Ecumenist Introduction, 568-569 Nyaundi, M. Nehemiah Religion: A Cosmic, Multi
Hong, Young Revisiting Church Growth in Korean Dimensional and Life-Enhancing Force, 387-399
Protestantism A Theological Reflection, 190-202 Onyuku-Opukiri, Fidelia — Raising the Profile of Black
Introducing the Contributors of IRM July, 496-497 Women Leaders in the Community, 341-34: )
Jarjour, Riad and Makari, Peter Ef Christian Presence in Ositelu, Rufus — Missio Africana! The Role of an African
the Middle East, 34-39 Instituted Church in the Mission Debate, 384-386
Jehu-Appiah, Jerisdan H Models of Mission and Minis Ositelu, Rufus — Unity in Diversity Be Good and Be a
try." The Council of African and Caribbean Churches Vessel of Honour to God, 484-486
(UK). Many as we are, together we make up one body,
442-444 Parry, Tony — West Yorkshire African Caribbean Council
Jehu-Appiah, Jerisdan H The African Indigenous of Churches, England, 436-437
Churches and the Quest for an Appropriate Theology for Pachuau, Lalsangkima — Missiology in a Pluralistic World
the New Millennium, 410-420. The Place of Mission Study in Theological Education,
539-555
Johnson-Ike, Zuby Evangelism 4 Command not an
Option (Matt. 28:19), 487-489 Pirouet, M. Louise — The Vulnerability of Ez
Jiingel, Eberhard — To Tell the World About God — The Asylum Seekers in Britain, 313-319
Task for the Mission of the Church on the Threshold of
Geense-Ravestein, Anneke The Beneficient
the Third Millennium, 203-216.
The Other Side of Vocation, 529-538
Kahl, Werner — Intercultural Hermeneutics — Contextual
Exegesis. A Model for 21st-Century Exegesis, 421-433 Sabra, George — The Challenges of Theological Education
in the Middle East, 70-75
Kiarkkdinen, Veli-Matti — «Ecumenism in Wonderland»
Roman Catholic-Pentecostal Dialogue on Mission and Simanjuntak-Mertes, Lena, a.o A Drama — The Church
Proselytism, 556-567. Hall, 490-495
Kerr, David A. — Islamic Da’wa and Christian Missions Stapleton, James — Coordinating Links Between Churches
Towards a Comparative Analysis, 150-171 Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) and Black-
Majority Churches, 448-450
Kim, Kirsteen — Post-Modern Mission — A Paradigm Shift
in David Bosch’s Theology of Mission? 172-179. Raiser, Konrad — Tribute to Marlin VanElderen, 592-594
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Ishilenga-Kabala, Emmanuel — Shocking Encounter Bring- Ward, Kevin Ugandan Christian Communities in Britain,
ing Hope. An Experience of the International Church 320-328
of Pretoria, 343-344 Way-Way, Dibudi The International Church of Brussels,
Valkenberg, Pim — Confessing one God Amidst Muslims 451-456.
and Jews: An Ecumenical-Theological Conversation Wahrisch-Oblau, Claudia — From Reverse Mission to Com-
(Ih), 105-114. mon Mission We Hope. Immigrant Protestant
Van Nispen tot Sevenaer, Christiaan — Between Babel and Churches and the “Programme for Cooperation between
Pentecost — Service of Reconciliation in the Middle East German and Immigrant Congregations” of the United
Today, 40-48 Evangelical Mission, 467-483
DOCUMENTATION
1999 Common Statement of the Council of Presbyterian Statement on the Mission of the Korean Churches in the
Churches in Korea — Presented in Commemoration of the New Millennium — Council of Presbyterian Churches in
Korean Presbyterian Church Week, Seoul, Korea, 23-27 Korea, International Consultation on Korean Churches’
May 1999, 239-241 Mission Around the World, Seoul, Korea, 23-27 May
1999, 233-238
An Invitation to Prayer — From nteh e Participants of the Euro-
pean Mission Conference, 117-118.
Build Internally to Reach out Externally. An Information The Iguassu Affirmation — World Evangelical Fellowship
Strategy for a Parish in One of the Most Secularized Missions Commission, Foz de Iguassu, Brazil, October
Areas of the World, Marianne Ejdersten, 601-608 10-15, 1999
European Mission Conference: Renewed Vision and Hope We are the Letters of Jesus Christ -M essage from the Par-
Press Release, 115-116 ticipants in the NCCI-WCC Mission and Evangelism
Report of the CEVAA, CWME and UEM Joint-Consulta- Training Course, Nagpur, India, 11-25 February 2000,
tion, Wuppertal, Germany, 1-6 February 2000, 217-228. 999.939 7
BOOKS REVIEWED
Blaser, Klauspeter Repéres pour la mission chrétienne. Catholic Pentecostal Dialogue (1990-1997) (Frank-
Cing siécles de tradition missionnaire. Perspectives cecu- furt/M., Peter Lang, 1999, 281 pp, Studies in the Intercul-
méniques (Paris, Cerf; Geneve, Labor et Fides, 2000, tural History of Christianity, # 117), 614
512pp). 614
Langer, Erick and Jackson, Robert, eds The New Latin
Dempster, Murray W.; Klaus, Byron D.; Peterson, Douglas, American Mission History (University of Nebraska
eds — The Globalization of Pentecostalism: A Religion
Press, 1995, 212pp.) 613
Made to Travel (Oxford, Regnum Books International,
1999, 406pp.), 612 Sigmund, Paul E. — Religious Freedom and Evangelization
in Latin America (Maryknoll, Orbis Books, 1999,
Fabella, Virginia M.M. and Sugirtharajah, R.S., eds — Dic
tionary of Third World Theologies (Maryknoll, NY, 359 pp), 119
Orbis Books, 2000, 261 pp). 611 Thangaraj, Thomas M. — The Common Task: a Theology of
Kirkkainen, Veli-Matti — Ad ultimum terrae. Evangeliza- Christian Mission (Nashville, Abingdon Press, 1999,
tion, Proselytism and Common Witness in the Roman 167pp, ppbk ISBN 068 700144-7.) 609
REVIEWERS
Gros, Jeffrey, Br FSC, 119: 612-614 Nottingham, William, J., Rev. Dr, 611-612
Cracknell, Kenneth, Rev. Dr, 609-611 Matthey, Jacques, Rev., 614-616