Ceremonies and rituals build and strengthen one's relationship(s) with Hindu friends and their communities. To be considered a significant friend, one must participate in their rituals and ceremonies as well as invite them to participate in those of our community.
This is a good start for those beginning to reflect on their journey in missions and missiology, and I’d be happy to dialogue further.
Shultz argues for disciple making movements among higher caste Hindus that concentrate on understanding the particular dharmic values of the local Hindu community, so that the gospel may address and clarify that dharma.
An Alongsider is a person whose posture as a witness for Christ is to walk beside others as a listener, learner, discerner, influencer, and fellow traveler.
Frontier missiology is the attempt to understand and encourage the initial incarnation of the gospel into relational networks.
Frontier Ventures is excited to present our 2024 Ralph D. Winter Memorial Lectureship! Our theme this year is "Wisdom for Cross-Cultural Service: Journeys in Missiological Anthropology"!
This lectureship discusses the gospel’s inreligionization and interreligious encounters with Hindu, Buddhist, and Muslim communities.
New ways of seeing missiological paradigms are woven into our life in Jesus. Likewise, new ways of contextualizing good news are lived out, not as an organizational strategy, but as our own transformation into the likeness of Christ as he lives in us.
The Lectureship for 2022, will be held both virtually and onsite at Fuller Theological Seminary from March 3-5, 2022
Updates about our new Western Hub office location.
