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	Humble Missiology \| TheResurgence
		Missiology must be more humble about what the church "is." In the name of cultural relevance, we must not forget the importance of church...
		Missiology that needs to be re-evangelized from the two-thirds world is not real missiology-let's be humble and listen to our brothers and sisters who are reaching the world with an orthodox gospel while the North American church is dying.
		Let's have a humble missiology that is a servant to the scriptures, roots itself in the church, and focuses on the glory of God and not the elevation of man. That's a humble missiology.
	theresurgence.com /ed_blog_2006-06-09_humble_missiology (1464 words)

	Missiology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Missiology, or mission science, is the area of practical theology which studies the mandate, message and work of the Christian missionary.
		Missiology is a multi-disciplinary and cross-cultural reflection on all aspects of the propagation of the Christian faith, embracing theology, anthropology, history, geography, theories and methods of communication, comparative religion, Christian apologetics, methodology, and inter-denominational relations.
		Missiology Resources Publications for the missionary on the field as well as the missions student and researcher.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Missiology.html (395 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Missiology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Missiology that needs to be re-evangelized from the two-thirds world is not real missiology—let’s be humble and listen to our brothers and sisters who are reaching the world with an orthodox gospel while the North American church is dying.
		Let’s have a humble missiology that is a servant to the scriptures, roots itself in the church, and focuses on the glory of God and not the elevation of man. That’s a humble missiology.
		And this bodes well for missiology as a still developing "science," "discipline," and "separate field of study." As it becomes more sharply differentiated, and its concepts and tools are better mastered, it will become an increasingly useful instrument to further the understanding and performance of the Christian mission in our day.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Missiology (691 words)

	Missiology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Missiology, or mission science, is the area of practical theology which investigates the mandate, message and work of the Christian missionary.
		Missiology is a multidisciplinary and crosscultural reflection on all aspects of the propagation of the Christian faith, embracing theology, anthropology, history, geography, theories and methods of communication, comparative religion, Christian apologetics, methodology, and interdenominational relations.
		Because mission science considers both the positive and the negative consequences, as well as the strategies of the spread of Christianity, missiology also touches on the environmental impact of evangelisation and charitable work, including practical facets of international politics and economic development.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/missiology (180 words)

	Missiology
		The foundations for missiology are the biblical and theological roots.
		Missiology has three central concerns: the identity or nature of mission, the goal of mission, the means or method of mission.
		As Bosch noted, missiology inherently involves the crossing of frontiers, the entrance (or, as the case may be, the reintroduction) and establishment of the truth of the good news among the peoples created by God.
	www.wheaton.edu /intr/Moreau/articles/Missiology.htm (2878 words)

	Definition of Missiology
		Missiology is that branch of that studies in a systematic way the evangelizing activity of the Church.
		Missiology must therefore serve as a foundation to all theological discourse and in a special way to every reflection the Church's does on itself.
		Missiology is an interdisciplinary subject that makes use of all the findings of the other branches of theology in order to discern better and reflect more about the proper mission of the Church.
	www.geocities.com /dungorg/missiology.html (772 words)

	Concepts of Mission: The Evolution of Contemporary Missiology, Author: Francis Anekwe Oborji, Orbis. Maryknoll, NY. ...
		It is an important book, first, as a synthesis of missiology that carefully attends to the Catholic Church’s teaching and to theologians’ progressive understanding of concepts of mission; and second, as a reading of the issues that confront the world Christian movement.
		Missiology has the task of constantly examining its own terminology and that of other branches of theology in relation to missin and the people being evangelized.
		Missiology has the task of examining the theological languages of these contextual theologies and of promoting dialogue between them and previously dominant themes of traditional theology.
	www.jknirp.com /oborji.htm (490 words)

	Missiology - Regent Center for Missions
		From this, we derive the meaning of missiology as a “study of mission.” Missiology is the academic study of missions, mission, and missio Dei.
		A study of missiology prepares missionaries to partner with God’s purposes for evangelism, church planting, discipleship, leadership in churches, missions and parachurch ministries in cross-cultural contexts, whether on the mission fields of North America or the most unreached regions of the world.
		RCM’s missiology training program provides skills which lead to competence and confidence in situations in which the gospel message is presented cross-culturally.
	www.regentmissions.org /missiology.htm (280 words)

	Church Mission Society (CMS) \| Resources \| Crowther Centre \| Missiology \| What is missiology?
		All this had negative consequences for missiology as it came to be regarded as a kind of department of foreign affairs within the theological faculty.
		Missiology was often moved to the periphery or removed in times of budget cuts.
		Missiology will always seek to reflect on the practice of mission and for this reason it will always be a developing discipline.
	www.cms-uk.org /Resources/CrowtherCentre/Missiology/Whatismissiology/tabid/192/Default.aspx (631 words)

	Missiology
		Missiology is the science of mission which combines intercultural studies, anthropology, history...
		Missiology is to do with the mission of God and the mission of the Church.
		Missiology is made up of three interdependent areas of study: Theology, the social sciences, and...
	www.logicjungle.com /wiki/Missiology (256 words)

	missiology - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Missiology, or mission science, is the area of practical theology which investigates the mandate, message and work of the Christian missionary.
		American Society of Missiology seeks to promote the scholarly study of...
		Missiology is the science of mission which combines intercultural studies, anthropology, history, cross-cultural communications and theology.
	encarta.msn.com /missiology.html (100 words)

	Call for papers
		The workshop “Missiology, Science and Modernity” aims to examine and discuss the historical roots and development of Missiology of Mission Science, a new academic discipline that emerged in theological faculties and missionary societies in Europe and the
		Lectures may deal with general trends in the missiological history of a country, or may also give a more specific point of view, such as the work and influence of an individual mission scientist, the history of a mission scientific journal, or the missiological contribution of a particular missionary society or mission scientific institute.
		Since missiology saw the light in a era of colonization and Western imperialism, one can ask whether the emergence of the discipline should be interpreted as a theological justification of the colonial enterprise.
	www.missionstudies.org /Callforpapers%20Rome%202006.htm (962 words)

	Organic Church » Blog Archive » Incarnational Missiology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		One of the implications of an incarnational missiology that I find most attractive is the union that it creates between the mission of the Church and her structure.
		It is thus as fruitless to try to separate missiology from ecclesiology as it is to attempt to drive a wedge between the person and work of Christ.
		Missiology and ecclesiology cannot be held apart because the Church is the agent of God’s mission.
	www.organicchurch.net /archives/2004/09/15/incarnational-missiology (4271 words)

	Biola > Degree Programs : Doctor of Missiology
		The Doctor of Missiology degree is designed to enhance people, partnerships and publications that will advance the missions enterprise to a higher level of scholarship, spirituality, service, and sacrifice through the critical reflection of cross-disciplines; church history, theology, the social sciences, and missions strategies.
		It is the goal of the program to promote the development of researchers, teachers, administrators, consultants, Bible translators, church multipliers, curriculum developers, community developers, member care professionals, and business persons who shall be able to conduct cross-cultural ministries with conviction, clarity, competence, and compassion, without compromising the sacred Scriptures.
		The dissertation topic and proposal must be approved by the candidate’s advisory committee prior to beginning of the student’s field research.
	www.biola.edu /sics/programs-doctorofmissiology.cfm (1246 words)

	theVoiz: The Missiology of the Emerging Church (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The central concern with missiology is a large concern of Emerging Churches in North America, if not all throughout the world.
		The problem is that these churches do not end up reflecting the true heart and missiology of the Emerging Church conversation, though the reflection itself may be a little abstract or unclear.
		I think this is something that is germane to the missiology of the Emerging Church, or at least a facet of it.
	thevoiz.typepad.com /weblog/the_missiology_of_the_emerging_church (7113 words)

	Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Missiology
		The Doctor of Philosophy in Missiology is the highest academic degree in the theory and practice of missions.
		Missiology, as a discipline, is rooted in theology, which forms the foundational understanding of the message and meaning of the Gospel.
		The Doctor of Philosophy in Missiology degree program is suitable for theological educators, mission executives, field missionaries, church planters, pastors and international church leaders from around the world who are in other ways active in the ministry of missions.
	www.ctsfw.edu /academics/graduate/phd-miss (469 words)

	Master of Missiology
		The Master of Missiology program is a professional graduate degree beyond the Bachelor of Arts or equivalent, designed to equip students for effective ministry as cross-cultural missionaries.
		The Master of Missiology program seeks to guide students to develop the ability to understand and interpret the Christian faith in the light of its biblical, theological, and historical dimensions and to utilize insights gained from these disciplines for the effective practice of ministry in cross-cultural settings.
		The Master of Missiology program includes two components: (1) sixty-four semester hours of initial courses on campus and (2) thirty-two semester hours of advanced courses completed on campus or on-field while the student serves a two-year cross-cultural missionary appointment.
	www.mabts.edu /templates/System/details.asp?id=23267&PID=69475 (485 words)

	Missiology
		Therefore, basic components that later become "missiology" are neither theology nor history, neither anthropology nor psychology, nor the sum total of these fields of study.
		Missiology is a new discipline with a long history.
		And this bodes well for missiology as a still developing "science," "discipline," and "separate field of study." As it becomes more sharply differentiated, and its concepts and tools are better mastered, it will become an increasingly useful instrument to further the understanding and performance of the Christian mission in our day.
	mb-soft.com /believe/txo/missiolo.htm (1419 words)

	Direction: Current State of Missiology: Reflections on Twenty-five Years 1968-1993
		Missiology is theoretically recognized throughout the worldwide church as an academic discipline in its own right.
		The reason may be twofold: (a) “The concept of Missiology tends to be regarded as having imperialistic and western overtones”; (b) Many government-sponsored institutions have substituted the departments of theology/missiology for departments of religious studies.
		Second, will missiology be faithful to its humble calling in being a true servant, a genuine handmaiden of the church by assisting her in the interpretation and implementation of the data to carry out her mission most effectively and expeditiously in our fallen world, or will it simply glory in its academic achievements?
	www.directionjournal.org /article/?823 (5287 words)

	Iguassu Affirmation - Global Consultation on Evangelical Missiology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Our missiology centers on the overarching biblical theme of God's creation of the world, the Father's redeeming love for fallen humanity as revealed in the incarnation, substitutionary death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, and ultimately of the redemption and renewal of the whole creation.
		This invites a new study of the operation of the Trinity in the redemption of the human race and the whole of creation, as well as to understand the particular roles of Father, Son and Spirit in mission to this fallen world.
		We commit ourselves to engage in renewed biblical and theological studies shaped by mission, and to pursue a missiology and practice shaped by God's Word, brought to life and light by the Holy Spirit.
	www.worldevangelical.org /textonly/3igua-affirm.htm (2415 words)

	Books on Missiology from 1991 to 2000
		Missiology in Malawi, Sources for the Study of Religion in Malawi ; No. 16.
		Missiology: An Ecumenical Introduction : Texts and Contexts of Global Christianity.
		Global Missiology in the Twenty-First Century : Reflections from the Iguassu Dialogue.
	www.missionstudies.org /1conf/PDF%20and%20Word%20files/10%20years%20of%20missiology.htm (2181 words)

	Nazarene Theological Seminary
		Selvidge is a member of the Association of Professors of Mission and of the American Society of Missiology.
		As we continue to take up the task of Godâs mission, we may properly think of ourselves as a missiological seminary because the mission of God is central to who we are as the church.
		Missiology can serve as an integrating center at many points but not because it should be served by all the other disciplines.
	www.nts.edu /news/index.cfm?NewsUID=15 (531 words)

	American Society of Missiology seeks to promote the scholarly study of theological, historical, social and practical ...
		American Society of Missiology seeks to promote the scholarly study of theological, historical, social and practical questions relating to the missionary dimension of the Christian church.
		Missiology is the quarterly journal of the American Society of Missiology.
		Missiology is among 50 key theological journals chosen to be included in
	www.asmweb.org /missiology.htm (372 words)

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