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New World Mission Agencies Add Vision and Energy

These freestanding agencies tend to focus on building relationships, enhancing capacity, developing various types of infrastructure, and raising financial support with their companions abroad.

A Visit from the Holy Spirit

A seasoned pastor shares a visceral experience of grief for those seemingly cut off from the means of grace and the hope of the Gospel.

AAPI Leaders Offer the Gift of Their Stories

Episcopal leaders of Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage say their in-between status opens conversations about evangelism and reconciliation.

Australian Anglicans Reconnect with Evangelism

The Anglican Church of Australia’s “Hope25” has united the church with energy and enthusiasm.

Australian Anglicans Take the Church to the People

Low-church bodies lead the charge to remove traditional elements that might be seen as a barrier to engagement.

Archives: ‘The Way Forward Is Through Evangelism’ (1999)

“There’s a dramatic shift going on in the Anglican Church, with great growth in Africa and Asia, while in America the church continues to lose ground,” said speaker Michael Green at a 1999 evangelism conference.

The ‘E-Word,’ Part Two

In part one I made the case that evangelism and salvation must be reunited in our thinking. A part of the core nature of...

The ‘E-Word’

A rector tells the story of publicizing an adult forum that she called “The E-word.” She didn’t tell her class members what the E-word was,...

Foolishness to the Clowns

In St. Mary’s Chapel at Nashotah House Theological Seminary, near the back on the epistle side, is a window commemorating the late Michael Ramsey,...

He Gets Us Angry

I have loved football all of my life. My father played football in college, while my brother and I, due to a downward genetic mutation,...

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