EMQ articles
Evangelical Missions Quarterly, from 1964 to the current issue. Page 92 of 160 · 3,822 in all.
Seven Keys to Effective Church Planting
Survey’s findings are confirmed in field experience.
What about Dorothy?
Does the illiterate and eventually deranged woman who married William Carey have anything to teach us? Yes.
The Faithful Witness of William Carey
Carey is universally recognized as the father of modem missions.
In Print
A Selection of significant articles about missions
Global Report
Special section on the World Evangelical Fellowship’s General Assembly.
500 Years after Columbus: Requiem Orte Deum?
The 500th anniversary of Hispanic presence in the New World has ignited debate virtually everywhere.
Global Report
Important news stories from the world of missions.
Secular Europe Won’t Take Our Gospel Medicine
Missionaries with unusual wisdom face off against Europeans’ deeply held impressions.
Partnerships at the Crossroads: Red, Yellow, or Green Light?
The ’90s are the decade of decision for Westerners and the new world of missions.
Look up and Get Up
Peter and John have something to say even to Africa’s tangled economic, social, and spiritual problems.
Old Pros: Can They Make it in Missions?
Second-career missionaries find satisfying ministries and make strong contributions, despite the obstacles.
Which Way for African Christianity: Westernization or Indigenous Authenticity?
In the face of rapid growth, Africa’s churches face an identity crisis.
We’ve Got to Win the Younger World
Worldwide media, crises, family chaos, and urbanization make youth ministry extremely difficult.
Three Assessments of the Muslim World
Overviews of the politics of Muslim fundamentalism, responses to evangelism, and religious liberty in Muslim countries.
In Print
A selection of signiflcant articles about missions.
What Will it Take to Win Muslims?
Persistent prayer, new action by churches and missions, and better trained missionaries.
Global Report
Important news stories from the world of missions.
Secular Europe Won’t Take Our Gospel Medicine
Missionaries with unusual wisdom face off against Europeans’ deeply held impressions.
Partnerships at the Crossroads: Red, Yellow, or Green Light?
The ’90s are the decade of decision for Westerners and the new world of missions.
Look up and Get Up
Peter and John have something to say even to Africa’s tangled economic, social, and spiritual problems.
Old Pros: Can They Make it in Missions?
Second-career missionaries find satisfying ministries and make strong contributions, despite the obstacles.
Which Way for African Christianity: Westernization or Indigenous Authenticity?
In the face of rapid growth, Africa’s churches face an identity crisis.
We’ve Got to Win the Younger World
Worldwide media, crises, family chaos, and urbanization make youth ministry extremely difficult.
Three Assessments of the Muslim World
Overviews of the politics of Muslim fundamentalism, responses to evangelism, and religious liberty in Muslim countries.