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Sound missiology responds to changing cultural and social dynamics that affect the church's global mission. It requires flexibility and collaboration. For this reason, the Evangelical Missiological Society Conference of 1999 convened to address the challenges and opportunities facing the church with the new millennium.
In Working Together with God to Shape the New Millennium, conference participants contributed essays to discuss a range of ways God's people can work together for His kingdom. For example, what practical models and examples exist to show how effective mission can be carried out? How do evangelicals work with others who identify with the Conciliar Movement, Orthodox Churches, or the Roman Catholic Church? This volume also explores the centrality of worship and the type of leadership needed for the work ahead of us.
Shaping a new millennium is no mere human task; it is a divine initiative, and we're invited to join Him. Working together isn't always easy, even when we like each other. Yet we are called to a grand and glorious endeavor. This book reminds readers that what is impossible with us is still possible with God.
About the author
Gary R. Corwin (MA, Northwestern University) is a missiologist serving with SIM International. He is the author of several books and articles, including
By Prayer to the Nations: A Short History of SIM. He lives in Charlotte, North Carolina. Kenneth B. Mulholland (DTheo, Fuller Theological Seminary) is the former Dean of Columbia Biblical Seminary and School of Missions and Director of Missionary Church Planting at Columbia International University. He is an ordained minister who has served in the US and Latin America and a former president of EMS.
