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International Bulletin of Missionary Research You can now receive the full text For a FREE subscription to the If you prefer the print edition,
January 2010: World Christian Information: Public Freeway or Private Toll Road?
January 2009: Church Communions and Mission April 2009: Africa and the Christian Mission July 2009: Christian Mission and the End of Time October 2009: Syncretism and the Eternal Word
About the IBMR
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Where could you go for information on the number of Christian missionaries sent from each of 238 countries? Where could you find timely reviews and commentary on current books and publications in the field of mission studies? Where could you find an equivalent range and depth of global scholarship focused on world Christianity? Which other mission journal is utilized by universities and research centers in 132 countries including 30 in China? How much do you really know about world Christianity? I cannot afford to be without it (the IBMR); neither, I believe, can any person, or any library, seriously concerned with the Christian faith as a world-wide phenomenon, or anyone engaged at any level in mission studies, or anyone involved in the issues of Gospel and culture. —Professor Andrew F. Walls, University of Edinburgh Over the years, I have found that the International Bulletin of Missionary Research has been a gold mine of first-rate articles, which draw from many Christian traditions and academic fields. —Angelyn Dries, O.S.F., Saint Louis University “The IBMR is a splendid periodical of tremendous value to the academy as well as the church.” —Mark A. Noll, University of Notre Dame
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