Missionary System That Brought US Man Accused of Abusing African ‘Orphans’ Was Always Deeply Flawed
Matthew Durham, a young missionary from Oklahoma, was convicted of raping three girls and molesting a boy at a children's home in Kenya.
Monday, June 5, 2023
Tag: Missions
‘A Just Mission’ Is Only Dangerous When You Don’t Know How to Listen
How can anyone read "A Just Mission" and not hear the Spirit-filled challenge to repent of past trespasses and pursue a more just path?
The Great Commission, Immigration and Christian Hypocrisy
If we take seriously Jesus’ directive to go make disciples of all nations, then we should also take seriously his directive to welcome the stranger, the sick, the sojourner and ...
How Western Missionaries Can Avoid Being Vehicles of Neo-Colonialism
Dr. Celestin Musekura, president and founder of African Leadership and Reconciliation Ministries, explains how Westerners can be effective in missions.
Rethinking Missions: Women From America and Africa Meet
Faitth Brooks reflects on her recent learning-exchange trip with other Black women to Rwanda in partnership with Africa New Life Ministries.
An African Explains Why @TGC’s Article on Africa and Western Missionaries Is Offensive and Wrong
I hope The Gospel Coalition will issue an apology for contributing to the stigma that Africa is a dark place. Africa is, in fact, the most beautiful, colorful, dignified and diverse ...
Black Americans Have a Place, and Sometimes an Advantage, in Missions
The National African American Missions Conference reminds participants they play a unique and important part in fulfilling the Great Commission.