Ministering to the Scattered Peoples

People have been on the move from time immemorial. Very few people today live in the same geographical location where their ancestors originated. If we think long and hard we will realize that most of us come from somewhere else, even if it was centuries or decades ago.
The unprecedented movement of diaspora peoples on a large scale and at great frequency has set a global trend that has marked the 20th and 21st centuries. This phenomenon now touches most countries of the world. The latest research reveals that “around the globe, 200 million people now live and work outside their homeland.”[1] In reality the numbers are higher when you include the second and third generations who are related to them. With socio-cultural factors such as globalization and urbanization, there are strong reasons that this global phenomenon will increase in scale and significance.

1. MOVING AHEAD WITH GOD – T.V. Thomas
2. MOVING TO REACH PEOPLE ON THE MOVE – Enoch Wan
3. MOVING THROUGH PEOPLE ON THE MOVE – Sadiri Joy Tira

For more information go to Ministering to the Scattered Peoples on the Lausanne Movement website.
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