Product Description

As the world around us is changing, our methods also need to adapt in order to fulfill the unchanging vision of reaching the lost. Innovations provide outstanding opportunities to solve the great challenges of ministry in this new Century. This book is not an all-or-nothing approach to being innovative in ministry. It offers what has worked in other areas and lets the reader choose what might be a possibility for their church or ministry. It will provide insight, encouragement and hope to those who are critically looking at the world and considering the problems that must be addressed. Missionaries, mission executives, mission pastors and mission committees wanting to adapt effective strategies in order to stay current with global changes will benefit greatly from this book. www.innovationinmission.com Contributing Authors: Jim Reapsome, Jon Hirst, Ellen Livingood, Joseph Vijayam, Roger Peterson, John Maust, Kurt Wilson, Sam Chiang, Aaron Sandoval, Joel Dylhoff, Brent LindquistAh Kie and Paul Heidebrecht. This book represents innovations from organizations including Trans World Radio, Link Care Center, TEAM, International Forum of Bible Agencies, CAM International, STEM International, MAI, YWAM and others. This book presents innovations in:- short term missions- global e-learning- content management- media missions- church partnerships- business as mission- resourcing national pastors and many more!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #572609 in Books
• Published on: 2007-02-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 224 pages

About the Author
Jim Reapsome formerly was editor of Evangelical Missions Quarterly (EMQ) and World Pulse newsletter and executive director of Evangelical Missions Information Service, Wheaton, IL. He is Associate Pastor of Western Springs Baptist Church in Western Springs, Illinois.

Customer Reviews

Serving up Creativity
Jon Hirst and Jim Reapsome offer up a compelling variety of unique ways Christ's followers are reaching the nations. Reading this book will open your eyes to multiple means of global outreach that you would not have heard about before. These ministries are making a great difference for the Great Commission but likely slide under the radar of the usual mission "soundbites" that we hear about in our churches.
Thanks for taking the time to serve up this compelling and creative platter of missions strategies for us!