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4. Rob Moll, “Missions Incredible,” Christianity Today (March 2006), 30.
5. Johnstone, The Church Is Bigger than You Think, 115; see also Johnstone and Mandryk,
Operation World, 747-51.
6. Ibid., 6.
7. Phill Butler, The Power of Partnership (Seattle: InterDev, 1998), 21.
8. Phill Butler, The State of the Church and World Evangelism at the End of the ’90s (Seattle:
InterDev, 1999), 17.
9. Donald McGavran, Understanding Church Growth (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1970),
82.
10. Russell G. Shubin, “An Early Homecoming—A Tribute to Marilyn Lewis,” Mission
Frontiers (April 2000).
11. John L. Allen Jr., “Recovering Mission History—Through Third World Eyes,” National
Catholic Reporter (October 18, 2002).
12. David Hesselgrave, “The Role of Culture in Communication,” in Perspectives on the
World Christian Movement, ed. Winter and Hawthorne, 393.
13. Timothy Olonade, “Nigerian Church Takes the Gospel Back to Jerusalem with Vision
50:15,” Lausanne World (June 2006).
14. Orjala, “Retooling Our Missions Concepts,” 14-18.
Chapter 7
1. William Dunkerley wrote “In Christ There Is No East or West” for the Pageant of Darkness
and Light at the London Missionary Society’s exhibition “The Orient in London,” which
ran from 1908 to 1914. Many hymnals credit the words to John Oxenham, Dunkerley’s pseudonym.
2. Bob Sjogren, Unveiled at Last (Seattle: YWAM Publishing, 1992), 29.
3. Edward B. Tylor, Primitive Culture: Researches into the Development of Mythology, Philosophy,
Religion, Language, Art, and Custom, 2 vols., 7th ed. (New York: Brentano’s, 1924 [original
1871]), 1.
4. Conrad Phillip Kottak, Mirror for Humanity: A Concise Introduction to Cultural Anthropology,
5th ed. (New York: McGraw-Hill, 2006), 63.
5. Ashley Montagu, Man’s Most Dangerous Myth: The Fallacy of Race (London: Oxford,
1974), 444.
6. Rod Spidahl, “Making the Most of Short Term Muslim/Christian Relationships,” Seminar
at Fellowship of Short Term Mission Leaders annual conference (Atlanta, October 13,
2006). Quote was credited to reflections on material from Andrew Walls and Lesslie Newbigin.
7. This story was originally published in Gailey, Mission in the Third Millennium, 41-42.
8. Lula Schmelzenbach, Missionary Prospector: A Life Story of Harmon Schmelzenbach
(Kansas City: Beacon Hill Press, 1937), 13.
9. Julie Woolery, e-mail to Howard Culbertson from Manila, Philippines (August 14,
2006).
10. Donald Larson, “The Viable Missionary: Learner Trader, Story Teller,” in Perspectives
on the World Christian Movement, ed. Winter and Hawthorne, 438-43.
11. Miriam Adeney, “Esther Across Cultures: Indigenous Leadership Roles for Women,”
Missiology (July 1987), 324.
12. E. Thomas and Elizabeth S. Brewster, Bonding and the Missionary Task: Establishing a
Sense of Belonging (Pasadena, Calif.: Lingua House, 1987).
13. Richard Zanner, “Ten Imperatives Which Apply to All Christian Leaders,” Trans-
African (March/April 1995), 13-15.
14. Samuel Zwemer, The Unoccupied Fields of Africa and Asia (New York: Student Volunteer
Movement for Foreign Missions, 1911), 222.