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245187 Disc Missions ins 9/6/07 1:04 PM Page 220 220 Notes 17. Quoted in Charles R. Gailey, “Persecution Today: A New Holocaust,” Holiness Today, vol. 4, no. 11 (November 2002), 14. 18. Quoted in James Eckman, Exploring Church History (Wheaton, Ill.: Crossway Books, 2002), 19. 19. Russell Shubin, “What Is True Spirituality?” Mission Frontiers (March-April, 1999), 16. 20. Ibid. 21. Elisabeth Elliot, personal conversation with Charles Gailey (Alton Bay, N.H., September 1, 2002). 22. Read, “Needed: A Theology of Suffering,” 28. 23. This story was originally told in Gailey, “Persecution Today: A New Holocaust,” 14. 24. This story was originally published in Gailey, Mission in the Third Millennium, 82-84. 25. Quoted from an e-mail sent to Charles Gailey in June 2000. Appendix 1. Franklin Cook, e-mail to Howard Culbertson (December 11, 2006).
245187 Disc Missions ins 9/6/07 1:04 PM Page 221 GLOSSARY 4-14 window—period of life from 4 to 14 years of age, a time when many people accept Christ and when many missionaries receive their call 10/40 Window—Luis Bush’s designation for that area or window of the globe that lies between 10 degrees and 40 degrees north of the equator and stretches east from North Africa to Asia Abrahamic covenant—Yahweh’s promise to give Abraham a great name, a large family, and land with the understanding that he would pass on divine blessings to all peoples acculturation—process by which an adult learns a new culture action-to-information ratio—amount of information it takes to move people to action Alopen—a missionary, likely of Nestorian tradition, who took the gospel to China in 635 animism—belief that daily life is an interaction with supernatural spirits that can be manipulated apostle—from a Greek word that means “one sent forth”; its meaning thus parallels that of missionary, which comes from a Latin word meaning “sent one” appropriate technology—technology particularly suited to the culture and environment where it is used Augustine—a Benedictine commissioned in 596 by Gregory the Great as leader of a missionary group being sent to England bicultural person—someone who has learned two cultures well enough to be seen as an insider in either one bonding—forming of close relationships between expatriate missionaries and their adopted cultures Carey, William—bivocational English Baptist pastor who became a pioneer missionary to India in 1792 and is now known as the father of the modern missionary movement catalyst—in Christian mission, an outsider such as a missionary who initiates and facilitates but does not become a permanent part of the situation church planting—establishment of new Christian congregations as an integral part of an outreach strategy closure—finishing the Great Commission task of making disciples in every people group colporteur—person using the itinerant selling of Bibles and religious books as an evangelistic strategy contextualization—clothing the essentials of the gospel, including the church, in the forms of a culture so that insiders do not see the gospel or the church as foreign imports 221
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