Setting the Pace: Tokyo 2010 leads the way in celebrating Edinburgh…

Setting the Pace: Tokyo 2010 leads the way in celebrating Edinburgh 1910

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Beyond Christianity by Kevin Higgins

Blogging from Tokyo 2010 by Allen Yeh

Challenge and Opportunity by Yong Cho

Editorial Comment by Rick Wood

Further Reflections by Greg H. Parsons

Marginalia by Dave Datema

Raising Local Resources by Glenn Schwartz

Re-Assessing the Frontiers: Ethnicity, Globalization and the Kingdom of God from 2010 North American Meeting, International Society for Frontier Missiology

The State of the Unfinished Task by Paul Eshleman

Tokyo 2010 Declaration an excerpt from the full declaration

Setting the Pace by David Taylor

When God's Kingdom Grows Like Yeast: FAQ's About Jesus Movements Within Muslim Communities by John J. Travis and J. Dudley Woodberry

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Jul/Aug 2010; Issue 32.4

Every few years major global meetings of mission and church leaders take place in various locations around the globe. I have attended a number of them over the years. They have always been wonderful experiences and great opportunities to meet people, network and learn about how others are viewing the task of world evangelization. But do these global meetings move the cause of world evangelization forward? Do they move us closer to the goal of establishing a church-planting movement within every people and pocket of humanity so that every person has access to the transforming power of the gospel? Are these large meetings worth the time and resources they require? Literally millions of dollars are spent to make these meetings a reality.

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Setting the Pace: Tokyo 2010 leads the way in celebrating Edinburgh 1910

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