2013-06-11T11:27:57-05:00 GCI info@gospel.com /feeds/topics/cross-cultural/ http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/11014 2013-06-11T11:27:57-05:00 'Bringing the World to Your Church' is a valuable handbook to help mission advocates. Previously published as a paperback, it is now available as a free ebook download. It is full of valuable practical ideas. The only issue to be aware of – it was written before social networking came along, so you need to overlay its lessons with an understanding of how networking can leverage missions awareness in your church fellowship, as well as connect directly with missions staff and news from around the world. http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/6753 2012-01-25T04:31:27-05:00 Here's some sheer musical talent to honor. And yes, Zoe Thomson is only 8. Her Stratosphere guitar is likely older than her. Music is an integral part every culture, throughout history and across continents. We are hard-wired to communicate through music. The study of music in different cultures is called ethnomusicology. http://internetevangelismday.com/mission-leaders.php 2010-08-12T13:28:43-05:00 To mission executives, field leaders, missiologists, magazine editors and missionaries everywhere: We know that your ministry's heart is to share the good news of Jesus Christ. May we draw your attention to the potential of new options that can enhance your mission's objectives: the growing array of digital and Internet evangelism opportunities. http://internetevangelismday.com/facebook-missions.php 2010-08-09T16:53:31-05:00 Because Facebook is worldwide in coverage with many language versions, it provides a range of opportunities for cross-cultural evangelism. There are multiple options for sharing the good news cross-culturally on Facebook. http://internetevangelismday.com/blog/archives/30 2010-08-08T17:16:10-05:00 Lausanne World Pulse – a free email newsletter – covers the potential of the Web for evangelism, especially as it relates to cross-cultural missions. http://lausanneworldpulse.com/themedarticles.php/684/04-2007?pg=all 2008-05-02T14:30:42-05:00 Why We Should Take the Culture of the People Seriously. Contextualization is imperative to reaching the unreached. Understanding the culture we are in is the beginning of the process. http://youth-ministry.info/articles.php5?type=2&cat=210&art_id=66 2007-11-24T12:29:08-05:00 Our call to service is clear. But our service may look very different, depending on the cultural context of our service. Dave Livermore gives us a window through which we can peek outside of our cultural box and see how service looks in several different cultures. http://youth-ministry.info/articles.php5?type=2&cat=200&art_id=62 2007-11-24T12:25:34-05:00 Cookie-cutter ministry formulas don't work in every cultural context. Dave Livermore helps us to adapt our ministry strategy to each context, including the Word, Worship, Community and Serving. http://fim.org/missionaries.php 2007-10-16T08:12:58-05:00 Fellowship International Mission has over 150 missionaries in over 30 different countries around the world. This map will help you explore our influence for the gospel's sake throughout the world.