Map of Paul's Missionary Journeys

 

If you ever taught through the Book of Acts, you have undoubtedly scoured the Internet for good, clear maps of Paul's Missionary Journeys. Here's a unique one that blends an interactive web map and the paths of the three Missionary Journeys plus Paul's journey to Rome. You can choose the path you want to view, and zoom in and out. Kudos to the map for aesthetics. A very cool slider also switches between ancient and modern locality names.  

Class Presentations

Our Missions & Evangelism class has reached its season of presentations. This time, of course, via video conferencing. I must say, students are doing a fantastic job. Their presentations are informative, engaging, and compelling. Way to adapt to the challenge of social distance, my friends!

Migration map

This interactive migration map comes from the Pew Research. Click anywhere on the map to see the regions of the world from which migrants come to the selected country. Conversely, select the Outgoing button and select any country to see where that country's migrants go.

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The Church In America Is Not Dying

"Christianity may be losing its top-down political and cultural influence, but Jesus spoke of His followers making an impact in a very different manner. He taught that God's kingdom was subversive and underground. He used examples like yeast, which changes things from the inside, and mustard seeds, which are small and must be planted in order to grow up and out.
As the distinctions between Christians and an ever-growing post-Christian culture emerge, we will have to set aside any nominal belief systems and become active agents of God's Kingdom. The answer is not found in waging cultural wars incessantly, or in making a theological shift to the left to pacify a culture offended by the gospel. The answer is in all of God's people, changed by the power of the gospel and propelled by love, moving into the mission field as agents of gospel transformation."

The State of the Church In America: Hint: It's Not Dying | The Exchange | A Blog by Ed Stetzer:

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MOP 2013

The Missionary Orientation Program is a one-week, intensive missionary equipping program that aims to provide young people and church leaders foundational training for cross-cultural ministry. Instructors, representing three organizations (CMML, MSC Canada, and Emmaus Bible College) all share missionary experience and a passion for missions.

Breakthrough language-learning tool

Turning points in history require the merging of two elements: need and ingenuity. One without the other will seldom spark the fire that brings about change. This story tells of a need: more efficient language acquisition. It also tells of a young couple in missionary orientation who, armed with ingenuity, caused a shift that is revolutionizing the language-learning process.

Here's the story behind CLAware ("clay -ware"): Following the Tracks