Scouting in Iowa--the values endure: The story of the Mid-Iowa Council, Boy Scouts of America

Lewis, Paul W.

Mid-Iowa Council, Boy Scouts of America

Hani-English - English-Hani Dictionary

Politics & Social Sciences

Bibo, Bai

Social Sciences

Routledge

Introduction to Biblical Interpretation: Participating in God's Story of Redemption (Foundations for Spirit-Filled Christianity)

Religion & Spirituality

Jacqueline Grey

Christian Books & Bibles

Baker Academic

"Emphasizing the transformative nature of reading Scripture, this introduction to biblical interpretation helps readers engage with the beauty of Gods Word and read it holistically for their intellectual and spiritual growth"--

Introduction to Biblical Interpretation (Foundations for Spirit-Filled Christianity)

Grey, Jacqueline

Product Description Drawing on biblical, historical, and contemporary narratives, as well as Christ’s four-fold mission identity (Savior, Sanctifier, Healer, and Coming King), four mission practitioners address the question, “In the midst of the challenges and joys of our modern world, where do we find Christ’s hope, peace, and joy?” From a variety of denominational and socio-cultural backgrounds, these narratives address religious pluralism, globalization, personal and communal suffering, and attitudes of paternalism, triumphalism, and ethno-centricity. Discussion questions following each narrative, making Christ Among the Nations an invaluable resource for students, missioners, and those in cross-cultural ministry. Review "In this book, the living Jesus is made present by the Holy Spirit to the world as savior, empowerer, healer, and hope. These themes situate the mission of God to save the world amid the narratives of scripture, the church, and contemporary missiological endeavors. Thanks to our four Pentecostal authors whose testimonial weaving together of these materials invites our own participation in the redemptive work of God."--Amos Yong, Dean of the School of Mission & Theology, Fuller Seminary "This collection is a much-needed, challenging, and scholarly addition to contemporary missiological literature, particularly as it gets to the heart of Pentecostal and Charismatic narratives in their praxis of mission. A must-read!"--Allan H. Anderson, emeritus professor of mission and Pentecostal studies, University of Birmingham, UK "This book will be invaluable for everyone who wishes to understand Christ's work among the nations--it is a significant contribution to contemporary mission studies, offering unique insights into global mission." --Julie Ma, professor of missions and intercultural studies, Oral Roberts University From the Back Cover RELIGION / Christian Ministry / Missions RELIGION / Biblical Studies / General RELIGION / Christianity / General US$38.00 Sarita Gallagher Edwards, Robert L. Gallagher, Paul W. Lewis, and DeLonn L. Rance CHRIST AMONG THE NATIONS Narratives of Transformation in Global Mission American Society of Missiology Series #62 Cover design: Diane Mastrogiulio ISBN 978-1-62698-370-0 About the Author Sarita Gallagher Edwards is professor of religion at George Fox University in Newburg, OR. She served as a missionary with CRC Churches International at Papua New Guinea and Australia. Robert L. Gallagher is department chair and professor of intercultural studies at Wheaton College Graduate School in Chicago, and past president of the American Society of Missiology. Paul W. Lewis is associate dean and professor of historical theology and intercultural studies at the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary in Springfield, MO. DeLonn L. Rance is director of intercultural doctoral studies, chair of the global missions department, and professor of intercultural studies at the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary in Springfield, MO.

Christ Among the Nations: Narratives of Transformation in Global Mission (American Society of Missiology)

Edwards, Sarita Gallagher

Gallagher, Robert L.

Biographies & Memoirs

Orbis

Lonely Planet: The world's leading travel guide publisher
Leave no Hill Tribe subgroup or culture unimpressed by a dash of your multi-lingual bon mots. Whether you're trekking Vietnam, China, Laos, Thailand or beyond, let this handy phrasebook do some talking.
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<li>Covers Lahu, Akha, Lisu, Mong, Mien and more </li>
<li>Individual guides to pronunciation, sounds and grammar </li>
<li>Detailed language maps </li>
<li>Practicalities - how to ask for directions or find a doctor </li>
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Lonely Planet gets you to the heart of a place. Our job is to make amazing travel experiences happen. We visit the places we write about each and every edition. We never take freebies for positive coverage, so you can always rely on us to tell it like it is.
Authors: Written and researched by Lonely Planet, David Bradley, Christopher Court, Nerida Jarkey, and Paul W Lewis.
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Lonely Planet Hill Tribes Phrasebook & Dictionary

Travel

Bradley, David

Court, Christopher

Jarkey, Nerida

Asia

Lonely Planet

Presents the first comprehensive overview of oral literature of the Akha ethnic group of Southeast Asia in English translation. Included in this overview are stories and legends, the epic story of two brothers, the epic poem of creation, proverbs and an Akha lullaby. The Akha people, who live in China, Burma, Laos and Thailand, have a unique oral literature which has been handed down through time. The author started reducing the Akha oral literature to a written system in the 1950s and invested fifty years of research in recording the Akha oral tradition. This book presents an English translation of samples from this literature testifying to a rich storehouse of wisdom, fun and humor accumulated over the centuries by this unique ethnic group.

Akha Oral Literature

Literature & Fiction

BAI Bibo

Mythology & Folk Tales

White Lotus Press

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