Paul Borthwick holds a doctorate in Cross-Cultural Ministry from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, and teaches missiology at Gordon College near his Boston home.
A few years ago I was in a church service where a team of energetic college students and young adults was reporting back on their short-term international mission trip.
Sometimes our national allegiances clash with our committment to the Gospel
by Mark Warnock
Two years ago, I had the great privilege to travel to Cuba to teach on worship in a little seminary in Havana, and to preach in some house churches. Yes, Cuba.
When the pastor becomes a missions force, the whole church is affected.
by Daniel Henderson
As I traveled in South America in 1998, I met a young Brazilian named Paulo, who had an ambitious vision to restore the lives of the hundreds of thousands of street children.
Any difference we can make is solely the work of God
by George Halitzka
It was a sweaty night of tropical heat when our van pulled up to the curb on a narrow backstreet outside Monterrey, and our team of a dozen conspicuous Americans climbed warily out of the air condi
"Never serve finger foods in Bolivia” and other tips to help you minister sensitively in unfamiliar cultures.
by Drew Sams
It was a beautiful summer day, and the crowds were meandering along Grafton Street to the melodies of a busking trio set up in front of a statue of Molly Malone.
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