Western ministry in the former Soviet Union and Central and Eastern Europe.
| During a conference on ministry in Russia
and East Central Europe, the East-West Church & Ministry
Report discovered that a majority of participating ministries,
working with similar goals in similar situations, were not familiar
with the work of many other organizations. In an age of instant
communication should that be the case?
Mark Elliott, professor of history, Southern Wesleyan University, does not think so. In 1993, he began publishing a quarterly newsletter, the East-West Church and Ministry Report, in response to the growing need for networking, cooperation, and the sharing of lessons learned in Christian outreach. |
"I receive dozens of mission periodicals from all over the world. I can't think of one that compares for useful, quality material that serves a region of the mission enterprise so well as the East-West Church & Ministry Report." |
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Updated 15-May-2008 | |