International Review of Mission 2001: Vol 90 Index

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INTERNATIONAL
REVIEW
OF MISSION
INDEX
VOLUME XC
JANUARY 2001 — OCTOBER 2001
January/April, nos. 356/357, Health, Faith and Healing, pp. |-
July, no. 358, Ecclesiology and Mission (1), pp. 225-384
October no. 359, Ecclesiology and Mission (11), pp. 385-508
ARTICLES
\ Perspective from the Jona Community, Norman Shanks, —_E cclesiology and Mission: A Reformed Perspective, Jet den
324-330 Hollander, 253-259
An Evangelical Position on Ecclesiology and Mission, — Ecclesiology and Mission: A Roman Catholic Perspective,
James J. Stamoolis, 309-316. Aloys Klein, 260-263
Church and Mission A Pentecostal Perspective, Hong, Ecclesiology and Mission: A Roman Catholic Perspective,
Young-Gi, 289-308. Peter Sajda, 417-426
Debate: Mantovani: Reply to Theodor Ahrens; Ahrens: Ecumenical Affirmation on Mission and Evangelism: A
Response, 462-466 Review, Jean S. Stromberg, 243-252.
Does Faith Contribute to Healing? Scientific Evidence for a Missiology in the WCC: Update. Presentation, History,
Correlation between Spirituality and Health, Christoph Theological Background and Emphases of the Most
Benn, 140-148. Recent Mission Statement of the WCC, Jacques Matthey,
Ecclesiological and Canonical Foundations of Orthodox 427-443.
Mission, Arocm hbishop IoaF nn, 2I7700-.9277¢9 . Editorial, Jacques Matthey, 3+ -5.-
Efccccllees iologoy and Mission: ereA Luther> an PDeerrscnpeecc:t ive,> PPeerri Edc itorial, Jacques Matthey, a3 87-y3s 88.
Rasolondraibe, 331-337. .
Ecclesiology and Mission: A Quaker Perspective, Janet ksediintoer ial, sJuaccqcueess Mattheny ean d Alan FFaallccoonneer , 227-
Scott, 317-323 Getting to Know CEVAA, William Nottingham, 455-461
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izauion Health Sector Reform ind Justice John M Response (to Pobee’s presentation) Philomena Njeri
. 160-165 Mwaura 65-69
Make 1 Through and Through. On The Church: God's Gift to the World on the Nature and
Prayers for tf « Interpretation of Healing Purpose of the Church Alan Falconer 389-400.
Experiences in Christian Chur s in China and African
Immigrant Congregations Germany, Claudi a The Global Health Situation: Priorities for the Churches’
Wiaihrisch-Oblau, 87 Health Ministry Beyond AD 2000, Christt ina I de Vries
\ Challenge to Church and T gy, Christoffer 149-159
Grundmann 26 40) The Indigenous Perspective, Esperanza Y. Clapano (Philip
in the Local Church Fritz pines), 113-117
Schneider (Switze The Mission of the Church in the Perspective of the WCC
He5a5l-i6ns4 mn: An African View John S CTaelxtl amo,n 2oT ]h 3e7 -2N>4 a2t ure and Purpose of if the Church, Neville
He > and Whol ness in the Ecumenical Discus rhe Mission to Heal in a Global Context StuartC . Bate, 70
sion, Christoph Benn and Erlinda Senturias sO
Is MAitshsainoans ioa s CNo nseq> uenacteh anasofi outh,e Ca40t9h oli1c1i6t y of the Church? TheW ilNlatiuarme Ga ndR uPshu,r po2s3e3 of2 36t he Church — Some Reflections
s and Workers in the Missionary Apostolate, Edith The Orthodox Church and Orthodox Christian Mission
»-rnard, 264-269 From an Alaskan Perspective, Michael Oleksa, 280-288
firacle Healing and Exorci he South Indian Pente
cos tal Moveme in the Context of Popular Hinduism, rhe Relation between Trinity and Ecclesiology as an Ecu
Michael Bergunder, 103-11 menical Challenge and its Consequence for the Under
standing of Mission, Matthias Haudel, 401-408
v Charismatic Churches in as Examples of Post
1odern Religious Subcu Teraudkalns, 444 The Sacrament of Healing, Stanley S. Harakas, 81-86
What is the Church’s Healing Ministry? Biblical and Global
‘ the Healing Ministry of the Church, Karin Perspectives, E. Anthony Allen, 46-5 }
Granberg-Michaelson (USA), 134-136 Whole Person Healing, Spiritual Realism and Social Disin
Response (to Grundmann’s presentation), Stuart C. Bate, tegration A Caribbean Case Study in Faith, Health and
41-45 Healing, I Anthony Allen, | 18-133
HORS
Ahrens Theodor — Response (to E. Mantovani), 462 166 Falconer, Alan — The Church: God’s Gift to the World on
Allen, I Anthony — What is the Church’s Healing Ministry the Nature and Purpose of the Church, 389-400
Bi blical and Global Perspectives, 46-54 Granberg-Michaelson, Karin Reclaiming the Healing
\llen,-E. Anthony —~W hole Person Healing, Spiritual Real Ministry of the Church 134-136
ism and Social Disintegration. A Caribbean Case Study in Grange, John M Globalization, Health Sector Reform and
Faith, Health and Healing, 118-113333 Justice, 160-165
te, Stuart ¢ Response (to Grundmann’s presentation), Grundmann, Christoffer H Healing A Challenge to
15 Church and Theolos 26-40
Bate, Stuart C The Mission to Heal in a Global Context Harakas, Stanley S The Sacrament of Healing, 81-86
70-80 Haudel. Matthias >» Relation between Trinity and Eccle
Benn, Christoph -Does Faith Contribute to Healing? Scien siology as an Ecumenical Challenge and its Consequence
ufic Evidence for a Correlation between Spirituality and for the Understanding of Mission, 401-408
Health, 140-148 Hong, Young-Gi Church and Mission A Pentecostal Per
Benn, Christoph and Senturias, Erlinda Health, Healing spIe ctive, 289-308
and Wholeness in the }t cumenical Discussion, 7 2 loann Archbishop — Ecclesiological and Canonical Foun
under Michael Miracle Healing and Exorcism The dations of Orthodox Mission, 2 70-279
South Indian Pentecostal Movement in tt the Context of
Popular Hinduism, 103-112 Klein, Aloys -Ecclesiology and Mission: A Roman Catholic
Perspective, 260-263
Bernard, Edith — Leaders and Workers in the Missionary
Apostolate, 264-269 Mantovani, Ennio Reply to Theodor Ahrens, 4622 -466
Callam, Neville The Mission of the Church in the Per Matthey, Jacques — Missiology in the WCC: Update. Pre-
spective of the W CC Text on The Nature and Purpose of sentation, History, Theological Background and
the Church 7 Emphases of the Most Recent Mission Statement of the
WCC, 427-443
Clapano, Esperanza Y rhe Indigenous Perspective, 11
11 Matthey, Jacques — Editorial, 3-5
Den Hollander, Jet Ecclesiology and Mission Matthey, Jacques — Editorial, 387-388
Reformed Perspective 253-259
Matthey, Jacques, and Falconer Alan -Editorial, 227-232
De Vries, Christina I The Global Health Situation: Prior-
ities for the Churches’ Health Ministry Beyond AD 2000, Mwaura Njeri, Philomena Response (to Pobee’s presenta-
49-159 tion), 65-69
INDEX. VOLUME XC
Nottingham, William — Getting to Know CEVAA 155-461 Stamoolis, James J Ant Position on Ecclesiol
Papathanasiou Athanasios N Is Mission a Consequence ogy and Mission, 309-316
of the Catholicity of the Church? 409-416 A75f5f irmation on Mission
John S Health Healing and Religion: An African
w. 55-64
Oleksa, Michael The Orthodox Church and 1 Orthodox
asolondraibe, Peri Ecclesiology and Mission Christian Mission From an Alaskan Perspective, 280
in Perspective, 331-337 ISR
Peter Ecclesiology and Mission A Roman Catholic Teraudkalns, Valdis -N ew Charismatic Churches in Latvia
-erspective 417-426 as Examples of Postmodern Religious Subculture
\ Perspective from the lona Community, 454
Rush, William G The Nature and Purpose of the Church
ineider, Fritz Christian — Healing in the Local Church Some Reflections, 233-236
iumpad, Basle, (Switzerland), 137-139
Wahrisch-Oblau, Claudia God Can Make us Healthy
Ecclesiology and Mission: A Quaker Perspec Through and Through On Prayers for the Sick and the
Interpretation of Healing Experiences in Christian
Se *nturias, Erlinda, and Benn, Christoph, see under Benn Churches in China and African Immigrant Congregations
Christoph in Germany, 87-102
DOCUMENTATION
Agenda of the Meeting (main points), Documentation on Interdisciplinary Dialogue on Faith and Healing (Documen
the Hamburg Consultation, 182-183 tation on the Hamburg Consultation: Group Report II),
172-173
\ Listeners’ Report of the Plenary Conversations (Report
drafted during the HOxter Consultation), 338-342 Local Congregations as Healing Communities (Documenta
tion on the Hamburg Consultation: Group Report VI),
Common Witness within a Religiously Plural Context 180-181
(Group report drafted during the Héxter Consultation),
346-349 Plenary Presentation by the WCC at the UN General
Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS, 471-472
Communicating the Message: Common Witness/Evange Post-modernism Post-communism (Group report drafted
lism/Proselytism (Group report drafted during the HOxter during the H6xter Consultation), 343-345
Consultation), 354-357
Press Release Council of Christian Communities of African
Final Communiqué of the Founding Meeting of the Ecu Approach in Europe (Arzier, Switzerland), 469-470
mDeenciecmable r Ad2v0o0c0a, cy 192A-l1l9i5a nce, Geneva, Switzerland, 9 Pressosn , ReMlaelaasyes ia)G,r eat4 67-4C6o8m mission Roundtable (Port Dick
Healing in Charismatic/Pentecostal/Independent Churches Report on Amsterdam 2000 Amsterdam, Netherlands, 29
and Movements (Documentation on the Hamburg Con- July 6 August 2000, Kwame A. Labi, 184-189
sultation: Group Report III) 174-175
Statement by Faith-Based Organizations Facilitated by the
Healing in Indigenous Cultures (Documentation on the WCC for the UN GASS on HIV/AIDS, 473-476
Hamburg Consultation: Group Report IV), 176-177 Statement on Mission Language, Evangelical Fellowship of
Healing in Mission/Missiology/Biblical Sciences (Docu India, Bangalore, India, 4-7 October 2000, 190-191
mentation on the Hamburg Consultation: Group Report 1) The Church Local and Universal (Group report drafted dur
169-171 ing the Héxter Consultation), 350-35
Healing Liturgies and Rites (Documentation on the Ham- The Missionary Nature of the Congregation (Group report
burg Consultation: Group Report V) 178-179 drafted during the H6xter Consultation), 352-353
BOOKS REVIEWED
Anderson, Gerald H. — Biographical Dictionary of Christian Dorr, Donald — Mission in today’s World (Maryknoll, NY,
Missions (W.B. Eerdmans, Michigan & Cambridge, Orbis Books, 2000, 308pp), 480.
1998, xxviii, 845pp, paperback), 359-360
Dupuis, Jacques, S.J Toward a Christian Theology of
Bergunder, Michael Die siidindische Pfingstbewegung im Religious Pluralism (Maryknoll, NY, Orbis Books, 1997,
20 Jahrhundert («Studien zur interkulturellen Geschichte 433pp),197 198
des Christentums, Bd. 113», Frankfurt a.M., Peter Lang,
1999, 382pp), 196-197 Fernandez, Eduardo — La Cosecha: Harvesting Contempo-
rary United States Hispanic Theology (1972-1998) (Col
Cruchley-Jones, Peter Singing the Lord’s Song in a legeville, the Liturgical Press, 2000, 206pp), 358
Strange Land? A Missiological Interpretation of the Ely
Pastorate Churches, Cardiff (Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Kroeger, James H Living Mission: Challenges in Evan-
Main, 2001, Studies in the Intercultural History of Chris- gelization Today (Maryknoll, NY, Orbis Books, 1994,
tianity, vol. 123, 259pp., ISBN 3-631-37196-9), 477 164pp), 481-482.
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Legrand, Lucien — The Bible on Culture 3elonging or Dis Scherer, James A., and Bevans Stephan B. — New Directions
senting? (Maryknoll, NY, Orbis Books, 2000, 190pp), in Mission and Evangelization 3: Faith and Culture
479-480 (Maryknoll, NY, Orbis Books, 1999, 240pp), 198-199
Myers, Bryant I Walking with the Poor: Principles and Shenk. Wilbert R
Practices of Transformational Development (Maryknoll, Changing Frontiers of Mission (Mary
knoll, NY, Orbis Books, 1999, 207pp), 198
NY, Orbis Books, 1999, 279pp), 480-481
Quintero, Manuel — Jubileo, La Fiesta del Espiritu: Identidad Yong, Amos Discerning the Spirit(s): A Pentecostal
y Mision del Pentecostalismo Latinoamericano, Mara Charismatic Contribution to Christian Theology of Reli
caibo, Venezuela: Comisién F angélica Pentecostal Lati gions (Sheffield, Sheffield Academic Press, 200, 392pp)
noamericana (printed by CLAT, 1999, 323pp), 358-359 478
REVIEWERS
Ballard, Paul, Prof. 477-478 Nottingham, William, J., Rev. 197-199; 479-482
Gros, Jeffrey, Br, FSC, 358-359; Schafer, Klaus, Dr, 196-197
Mbiti, John, Prof., 359-360
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