Tag Archives: Glocal Missions

Glocal Missions-The How

Juno Wang (This article first appeared in the Chinese Baptist Fellowship of the US and Canada’s Kingdom Perspective Newsletter, Volume 2 No.5, September 2021.) The Mission of our Triune God is to restore the relationship He had with humanity before the Fall. We could see how determined He was in pursuing humanity as salvation history that wasContinue reading “Glocal Missions-The How”

Glocal Missions-The What and The Why

Juno Wang (This article first appeared in the Chinese Baptist Fellowship of the US and Canada’s Kingdom Perspective Newsletter, Volume 2 No.4, July 2021.) As our life and ministry gradually returns to normal this summer after being lockdown for over a year, has the lockdown given you opportunities to get to know your neighbors? Have you givenContinue reading “Glocal Missions-The What and The Why”

Honor & Shame in Intercultural Gospel Communication

Juno Wang. A brief introduction of learning how to learn gaining knowledge, obtaining observation skills, and behavior adaptation for Honor and Shame in intercultural gospel communication. With a focus on being the light and salt in our diverse community. (Please click the below photo to access the video file. )

Missions and the Local Church in Multicultural Community

Kellen Criswell. This seminar will serve as an exploration of why and how all Christians and local churches have an opportunity and responsibility to reach their neighbors with the gospel in the context of multicultural communities. The nature of the missio Dei, as well as the role and practices of the local church within God’s global mission of reconciliation will beContinue reading “Missions and the Local Church in Multicultural Community”

A Phenomenological Study of An Intercultural Outreach Training Program for Multi-ethnic Community Outreach Workers in Cupertino and Sunnyvale, California

Juno Wang. There are no intercultural outreach training programs or literature studies available for multi-ethnic community workers in Cupertino and Sunnyvale, California, and there is also no empirical research in the U.S. in preceding studies. This is an interdisciplinary and integrative study, and it is to bridge the research gap by interviewing seven trainees whoContinue reading “A Phenomenological Study of An Intercultural Outreach Training Program for Multi-ethnic Community Outreach Workers in Cupertino and Sunnyvale, California”