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World Cultures

Subcategories:
Africans
Chinese
East Asians
Europeans
Japanese
Middle Easterners
Secularism
South & Central Americans
South Asians

28 Articles:

In Christianity Today magazine's "Editor's Bookshelf," (August 2003 issue) David Neff has reviewed Rodney Stark's book, explaining that Christian theology is the catalyst, not the brake, for progress in Western history.

A trenchant criticism of the basic themes of the "Clash of Civilizations" thinkers.

A sub-website of Multi-Language Media listing selected titles of booklets available, particularly one on "American Holidays" to aid international students in understanding American cultural events.

Bibliography and resources useful for ministries among international students, including books, materials available, and some of the organizations offering publications and/or training.

An updated list of resources available for International Student Ministries in North America, including books, media sources, and organizations doing ministries among internationals.

An updated list of resources available for International Student Ministries in North America, including books, media sources, and organizations doing ministries among internationals.

This article by John R.W. Stott is based on the sixth Oliver Beghin Memorial Lecture, delivered at Perth, Melbourne and Canberra during the spring of 1979. It was originally published under the title, "The Authority and Relevance of the Bible in the Modern World."

This article by John R.W. Stott is based on the sixth Oliver Beghin Memorial Lecture, delivered at Perth, Melbourne and Canberra during the spring of 1979. It was originally published under the title, "The Authority and Relevance of the Bible in the Modern World."

Christian Aid is an evangelical mission board that locates and evaluates indigenous ministries based in poorer countries, or where evangelical Christians are a persecuted minority.

Here's a website with musical and other resources for various cultural groups.

The United States Government's State Department has just published a list of 131 current world leaders who were educated in the United States.

A new (Oct. 2003) website on missiology has appeared which promises to give solid evangelical perspectives on issues critical to both missionaries and any of us working cross-culturally among international students.

A timely article by one of Inter Varsity's veteran staff working with international students in the Cleveland area.

Recent email exchanges on a network of workers among international students in North America has yielded some interesting recommendations of publications in the area of cross-cultural learning.

A book, Anthropological Reflections on Missiological Issues, which shows you how to communicate the gospel in different cultural settings without syncretism or being disingenuous about gospel truths.

Here is a website, "Peoplegroups.org," which has listed all the countries of the world and the cultural groups within them.

"Sounds of Global Worship II" CD includes indigenous worship songs from 15 countries recorded on location in Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America.

Javanese gamelan is music indigenous to Java, an island of Indonesia. There are many other types of gamelan, such as Balinese gamelan and anklung gamelan from other cultures of Indonesia.

A book for Christians on cross-cultural marriage preparation "designed to help you describe yourself and to broaden your understanding about how individuals from differing backgrounds approach life." It will assist you in answering the question, "Is this person right for me?"

Global Mapping International (GMI) has published maps of many parts of the world on overheads, with special attention to Christian missions.

A look at culture shock, the differences between cultures, and how the gospel of Jesus Christ makes a difference because He is transcultural.

Here is an interesting collection of old hymns of the church and some more contemporary Christian songs, with words in a number of languages and music accompanyment.

Check out this website for statistics on most of the world's religions.

A short term of study abroad is an excellent way for a North American teacher or student to learn the culture of another people and some skills of cross-cultural communication.

This "Center Conversation" features historian Philip Jenkins and journalist David Brooks.

The World Christian Database (WCD) represents the core data from the World Christian Encyclopedia (WCE) and World Christian Trends (WCT).

A website to provide information and resources on how you can reach your world for Jesus and other useful information for Christians.

 
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