Missiology is a digital space dedicated to fostering the study of Christian mission. Our aim is to curate an inclusive set of resources related to evangelism, missions history, the theology of mission and missional theology, intercultural studies, world Christianity, interreligious dialogue, and everything in between.
The Church is about worship and about mission and about being a sign of the presence and of the coming of the Kingdom of God. We seek to be a worshipping community that nurtures faith, a faithful community that stimulates mission, and a missionary community centred in worship.
Missio Dei: A Journal of Missional Theology and Praxis (MDJ) is a digital medium for exploring the rich tradition and ongoing practice of participation in the mission of God among churches of the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement, particularly Churches of Christ/Christian Churches and Churches of Christ (a cappella), in an open dialogue with Christian missiology.
Brings theological insights together with cutting-edge thinking on organizational innovation to help churches flourish in a time of profound uncertainty and spiritual opportunity.
Do we have a positive theology of the city so that an urban spirituality can emerge from this place?
The pneumatic force (the power of the Holy Spirit) of Christian missions divinely assigns the otherwise solely human performance. The Holy Spirit alone leads the church to minister to the world, yet protects the church from the world.
Guidance for church leaders to develop their own maps and chart new paths toward stronger, more vibrant, and more missional congregations
Even if they want to, many Christians find it hard to talk to others about Jesus. Is it possible this difficulty is because we’re trying to speak a language we haven’t actually spent time practicing?
Christianity is declining in the West. Churches in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Europe are closing their doors at an accelerating rate.
How will the church respond?
