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Eddie Arthur

Discussing cross-cultural mission and the world church with an eye to the future.
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The Perfect Storm
Jun 1 2022
The Perfect Storm
British mission agencies face a perfect storm of three different existential challenges to their existence and purpose. In the light of these challenges, agencies must ask whether they are viable and (more importantly) whether they are relevant. Resources that might prove useful The Indigenous Future of Missions – Jay Matenga A Snapshot of Mission Agencies […]Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:Congratulations Your MajestyMemories are ShortPreparing for the Storm
The Perfect Storm
Jun 1 2022
The Perfect Storm
British mission agencies face a perfect storm of three different existential challenges to their existence and purpose. In the light of these challenges, agencies must ask whether they are viable and (more importantly) whether they are relevant. Resources that might prove useful The Indigenous Future of Missions – Jay Matenga A Snapshot of Mission Agencies […]Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:Congratulations Your MajestyMemories are ShortPreparing for the Storm
Caring For Your Missionaries
May 27 2022
Caring For Your Missionaries
How should local churches care for those they send out on world mission?Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:What To Do With Legacy MissionariesIt Could Happen HerePreaching Is Culturally Determined
World Mission in the 21st Century
May 20 2022
World Mission in the 21st Century
How has world mission changed in the past 50 years, and what effect should those changes have on the local church?Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:Empires Do What Empires DoWorld Mission and the Local ChurchNew Horizons in 21st Century Evangelicalism
World Mission and the Local Church
Mar 4 2022
World Mission and the Local Church
In this episode of In:Dependence, Adrian Reynolds (FIEC Head of National Ministries) is joined by Eddie Arthur (Wycliffe Bible Translators) to discuss world mission and how church leaders can think about and develop world mission well in the life of the church.Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:Partnership and AssumptionsBelonging to the World Church
In Conversation: Wat Ho Meas
Feb 25 2022
In Conversation: Wat Ho Meas
From Cambodia, to Northern Ireland via Japan, with lessons learned on the way.Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:Mission Language (Again)
The Importance of Lament
Feb 18 2022
The Importance of Lament
Jesus can only wipe our tears away if we allow ourselves to weep in the first place.Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:African Millenial Christians and Questions of IdentityThe Worst Worship Songs EverBooks I Have Read: It’s OK Not To Be OK
Reflections on Hospitality
Feb 11 2022
Reflections on Hospitality
What makes Christian hospitality distinctly Christian? In conversation with Dr. Jennifer Hu.Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:Throwback: Ordinary Made ExtraordinaryBooks I Have Read: Seeking Reconciliation
African Millenial Christians and Questions of Identity
Feb 4 2022
African Millenial Christians and Questions of Identity
The future of the world church is bound up with the rising generation of Christians in Africa. We need to understand what is going on.Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:Are African Languages Worth Saving?Books I Have Read: The Transformation of African…Alistair McGrath on the King James Version
Living In Eternity
Jan 7 2022
Living In Eternity
A meditation for the start of the year, which is really about our motivations for mission.Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:Kouyanet PodcastThrowback: The World Church in 2050
Maintenance or Mission?
Dec 8 2021
Maintenance or Mission?
What does Bible translation in Côte d'Ivoire have to do with church planting in the North of England? Quite a lot, it turns out.Readers who viewed this page, also viewed:Things Mission Agencies Shouldn’t Say #6Throwback: The Alphabet Soup of Mission AgenciesLocal Churches and Short-Term Mission TripsDecolonising MissionFrom Maintenance to Mission