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Volunteerism is Missions

  • Howard Culbertson

Condensed from chapter 9 of a soon-to-be-published Introduction to Missions textbook, Discovering Mission, by Chuck Gailey and Howard Culbertson. Roger Peterson, long-time head of the Fellowship of...

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  • Didache
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The Role of Short Term Missions in a Long Term Missions Strategy - Weinstock

  • Allison Weinstock

As we look carefully at Christ’s strategy, we might consider that short-term opportunities such as Mission Corps serve the purposes of: 1) Acting as a prerequisite and apprenticeship for long-term...

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Is it Worth It?

  • Jeff Bolster

Is it worth it to send and receive short-term mission teams? Is the risk worth the reward? In this paper I will answer this question solely in the context of the Church of the Nazarene. I believe that...

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Refractive Errors and Hope of Proper Treatment

  • Joe Noonen

Short-term missions and the behaviors of participants on short-term mission teams have been and continue to be the subject of scrutiny from many and varied perspectives. This paper represents a...

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  • Didache
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Mission Faithfulness Requires Short-term Missionaries

  • John W. Hall, Jr.

My goal is simply to discuss how the boom of short-term mission programs around the world relates to commonly held mission perspectives. Moreover, how the church can best respond to both the Word and...

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The Changing Role of Missionaries in a Flat World

  • Ágatha Heap

Even though one of the main points of this paper is that training is crucial for the success of Christian missions, it cannot be seen as an isolated item. It requires vision, support, investment and...

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The World is Flat- or is it?

  • Charles Gailey

Global interconnectedness definitely characterizes the third millennium. This has tremendous importance for Christian mission. Global “togetherness” is being fed by a number of factors: • The...

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I Am My Own Travel Agent

  • Marty Hoskins

The tools that are available to me in this era of Globalization 3.0 allow me to book my airline travel, a hotel, and even a rental car if I need it, all from the same web page. I have gotten so adept...

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New Wine and Old Wine Skins

  • Donald L. "Roy" Stults

We live in an increasingly multicultural situation, both in North America and in many countries around the world. It is redefining our constituency as a church. It is leveling the missionary force...

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Contextualizing the Messenger

  • William Selvidge

Three components of the contextualization process are the focus of consideration here: the message, the messenger, and the cultural context of each which must somehow be bridged. These three...

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The Changing Role of the Missionary?

  • Robert Donahue

The rapid changes of our time especially in technology has impacted how missionary work is done. All indications are that this will continue. Will the roles of missionaries also change? Let us...

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Beyond Managerial Missions: Towards an Integral Missiology

  • Gustavo Crocker

Examination and reformation require an understanding of the core and the periphery. The great commission, the mission of the church is the core. It does not change. It is not designed to change. It is...

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Across Chasms

  • R. Franklin Cook

This paper will propose a model, which might be used in the Nazarene context to maximize potential, minimize obstacles, and accelerate impact and results. I fully realize that the model has elements...

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Bleeding Hearts and Bean Counters Working Together

  • J. Matthew (Matt) Price

How does the Church of the Nazarene operate in such a place as West Africa? How does the Church avoid doing too much and create dependencies without doing too little and missing opportunities to...

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Toward a Holistic Missiology

  • Jerry Porter

On February 15, 2007, the Board of General Superintendents released a statement of mission for the Church of the Nazarene: “To make Christlike disciples in the nations.” Why this statement and why now...

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Nurturing a Prophetic Imagination

  • Jamie Gates
  • Robert Gailey
  • Larry Bollinger

In late 1895 one of the first churches of what was to become the Church of the Nazarene grew under the leadership of Rev. Phineas F. Bresee. What made the church distinct from most other evangelical...

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Romans 8:14-28: All Things for His Good!

  • Bruce E. Oldham

APNTS “Baccalaureate Chapel” – April 26, 2018 President Bruce E. Oldham Cobb Worship Center

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Amazing Promises – Amazing Grace

  • Catherine Stonehouse

Dr. Catherine Stonehouse Thirty-third Annual Commencement Message Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary Saturday, May 5, 2018 Cobb Worhsip Center

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Stellungnahme zu menschlicher Sexualität und Ehe

Die Stellungnahme zu menschlicher Sexualität und Ehe ist Bestandteil der Vereinbarung zu christlichem Verhalten im Manual der Kirche des Nazareners 2017-2021. Die Stellungnahme wurde auf dem...

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“Whatever Happens, Keep the Faith”

  • E. LeBron Fairbanks

Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary Anniversary Theme: WHATEVER HAPPENS, WALK WORTHY! Title of Sermon: "Whatever Happens, Keep the Faith" : Philippians 1:27, Acts 27:25, Acts 23:11 November 14...

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Servant Leadership for a Servant Community

  • E. LeBron Fairbanks

The presentation was the closing address for the 2nd Pan Asia Christian Education Seminar in 1988 in Singapore. It asks the question, “What constitutes success in your leadership ministry?” Effective...

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College Governance

  • E. LeBron Fairbanks

This Power Point material was presented in Johannesburg, South Africa as part of the Africa Institute for Evangelical Leaders. The Institute was sponsored by the Wesleyan Church, Africa Region...

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