Dr. Atul Aghamkar PhD from the Partnership Institute in India presented this paper at the 2016 Interdev conference in Bangalore, India. In it, he challenges both the global and Indian church to engage in ministry partnerships with renewed seriousness. After establishing a strong foundation for partnership in scripture, he explores the Apostle Paul’s model of church and family-based ministry partnership. Dr. Aghamkar proposes that this would be an effective model for the Indian church to use. This article is an excellent resource for network leaders and church planters looking for models of partnership and ministry in Southeast Asia.
05 Jun 2017 by Daniel Dow
The March / April 2017 issue of Mission Frontiers shows how networks are changing the face of world missions as we know it, and how God is moving his church toward unprecedented unity through collaboration and the growth of networks.
18 Apr 2017 by Daniel Dow
New models of Kingdom partnership are needed between global north and south churches, for global mission, for emerging inter-generational partnerships, and for a renewed emphasis on our ‘mission dei’ partnership with God.
04 Feb 2017 by Daniel Dow
Part of a series on major issues that leaders may encounter in the life cycle of mission networks, this article explores the vital role and skills of the network facilitator.
29 Jan 2017 by Daniel Dow
The 2017 World Watch List lets us know the grim news of the latest Top 50 Countries Where It’s Hardest to Be a Christian. In contrast, however, countless networks and partnerships are working faithfully, even as we speak, to address these harsh realities and engage these regions of the world. Through their collaborative efforts God’s love and gospel is reaching millions and transforming lives.
13 Jan 2017 by Daniel Dow
Part of a series on major issues that leaders may encounter in the lifecycle of mission networks and partnerships, this article discusses how to organize for action and see tangible progress towards your agreed upon goals using working groups.
