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Systemic Issues Leading to Burnout As a care provider, I should have seen it coming—but I did not. My normally energetic, vibrant, and accomplished wife was experiencing multiple life-altering symptoms that did not make sense to us. She went from being a well-spoken, highly capable, and outgoing ministry leader and teacher to being unable to complete full sentences or make simple decisions. She was experiencing bouts of memory loss and mood swings... For more information go to Burnout among... |
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How Culture Influences The Burnout Experience And Implications For Member Care In 2021 I completed my Masters in Member Care dissertation on the topic, ‘Burnout in Zambian Women in Ministry and Humanitarian Work’. At the time of writing, I had been working as a missionary in Southern Africa, mostly Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Angola, and Zambia for 27 years. In my role as regional member care facilitator in that region, I had seen several women go through burnout on the mission field. For some... |
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Sharing God-stories from the global church with the global church Explore the pulse of global mission with ‘God on the Move’—a new Lausanne Movement podcast dedicated to uncovering and celebrating inspiring stories from the global church with the global church. Join us as we delve into the heart of God’s work worldwide, aiming to ignite a passion for the Great Commission within you. Get ready to be inspired, challenged, and propelled into faithful obedience alongside believers from... |
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The Sending Message is Key We Still Need to SendWe Need Information from Beyond our Comfort ZoneMost of Us Need More Than Information—We need a MessageGod Gives Sending MessagesA Sending Message Can Have Three Main Aspects frompurposetoward Sending Messages have been Crucial to the Spread of the GospelWe Should Be Aware of Sending MessagesThe ‘Sending’ of Prayer is Easily NeglectedA Good Sending Message Needs Prayerful DevelopmentIn a Polycentric World There Can Be No Global Sending... |
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Appropriate Sending In A Polycentric World If ‘Mission’ Involves the Whole ChurchAnd if ‘Mission’ Includes the Whole GospelThen Let Appropriate Sending Continue to take us to the Whole WorldToday’s World is Again PolycentricOur Work is PolycentricBut There Remains a Global MissionSo, in a Polycentric World, is Sending Still Necessary? Can we all stay where we are?Under what circumstances should we cease major sending?The main reason for intentional sending is inequalityEquality would... |
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Classic Missiological Paradigms For Generational Partnerships Conflict between generations is as old as the Bible. In it, we see a grasping father-in-law take advantage of his son-in-law (Gen 29-31). We see older generations completely failing to invest in younger ones (Judges 2:10-15). We see a young king listen to the folly of his friends over the wise counsel of the elders (1 Kings 12:1-15). We see adults shooing away children as if the Messiah had no time for them (Matt. 19:13-15). We see... |
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Youtube playlist contains: How Data Informs Christian MissionThe Biblical Foundation for Christian ResearchListening Builds Research Informing RelationshipsExploring Different Types of Christian ResearchThe Influence of Research on MissionResearch and Some of Its ChallengesUsing Research Information to Guide Christian MissionNeeds and Opportunities within Christian ResearchEngaging the Next Generation of Christian Researchers For more information go to Lausanne Movement on their youtube... |
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Christianity has undergone historic demographic and cultural shifts. Governments and the Great Commission: Should we obey?Engaging Younger Generations in Church Ministry: Disconnects and approaches for passing the baton For more information go to Lausanne March 2023 Issue Overview on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link opens in a new tab. |
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Since humankind decided to become like God and ate of the fruit, it has been plagued with dis-ease. A broken relationship, that between God and humankind, was the first example of disease and suffering the world had ever known. A form of suffering that was in the beginning a spiritual break from a perfect relationship with the Creator of the universe, eventually led to mental and physical suffering. Does the church have a calling to heal and make whole those who are suffering around us all on a... |
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We live in a world of conflict. In many conflicts today, ethnic or religious rivalries as well as territorial or political interests are used to justify aggression and violence, causing much pain and suffering to innocent victims. The first two articles emphasize the need for theological and practical responses to war and conflict, as the gospel can bring hope and peace to the most difficult situations. Reflections on the Baptist Response to the War in Ukraine: An empowering, democratizing, and... |
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'The Word became flesh and blood, and moved into the neighbourhood… Generous inside and out, true from start to finish’ (John 1:14, The Message ). The Transformative Power of Deep Listening: (Re)Imagining in Global MissionRethinking Contextualization in Cameroon: The context-emergence approach for cultural understanding of the gospel For more information go to Lausanne March 2023 Issue Overview on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link opens in a new tab. |
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The focus of this LGA issue is on member care, defined by the Global Member Care Network as ‘the ongoing preparation, equipping, and empowering of mission personnel for effective and sustainable life, ministry, and work.’ Self-Care: An essential tool for member care or a passing fad?Burnout among Missionaries: Systemic issues leading to burnoutBurnout in Zambian Women in Ministry and Humanitarian Work: How culture influences the burnout experience and implications for member careShame in... |
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The Lausanne Movement is committed to energising the whole church to take the whole gospel to the whole world . In this issue, we have three articles on this theme. They are based on the presentations by the authors at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary’s Global Mission Week held in September 2021. The Whole Gospel and Community Organizing: Transforming life in all its fullnessMissions in a Post-COVID World: What has changed? For more information go to Lausanne May 2023 Overview on the... |
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Accelerating Global Mission Together The Lausanne Movement podcast brings you insights from a global community of Christian influencers to help advance the gospel, foster thriving churches, nurture Christlike leaders, and catalyse kingdom impact across all spheres of society. For more information go to Lausanne Movement Podcast on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link opens in a new tab. |
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In this issue we focus on global leadership development—younger leaders, international student leaders, women leaders from the Majority World, and leaders committed to care for God’s creation. From Generation to Generation: Modeling and mentoring to build the Kingdom Raising Up Godly Leaders Among International Students Around the WorldGrowing Global Women Leaders from the Majority WorldClimate Crisis and God’s Creation: Calling Global Christian Leaders to Act For more information go to... |
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How should mission be done in our ever-changing, complex world? Beyond Self-Support Fundraising for Missions: Thinking, structures, and practices for Majority World missionariesThe Legacy of Ronald J. Sider: Five elements shaping transformational mission today For more information go to Lausanne September 2023 Issue Overview on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link opens in a new tab. |
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The Lausanne Movement endeavours to see a global mission movement by the global church which is intercultural, intergenerational, with different professional backgrounds without the sacred and secular divide, polycentric and polyphonic with men and women serving together for Christ in unity. We want Christ to be known far and near, uplifted in honour and glory.That is our vision. The fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization focus is on Lessons from Acts The Work of the Holy... |
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Member care and self-care are not new concepts. However, marrying the two has been a more recent discussion, which gathered pace during the COVID pandemic. In this article, we will consider what member care and self-care are, some of the resistance to self-care, and how member care can seek to promote better self-care practices amongst missionaries. For more information go to Self-care on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link opens in a new tab. |
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Women Serving In Central Asia What is Shame? Twenty years of experience working in the Muslim world and interacting with missionaries who serve in this context has led me to consider how missionaries experience shame. This article will explore shame, how it is experienced by missionaries, and offer tools to equip missionaries to effectively deal with shame... For more information go to Shame in the Lives of Missionaries on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link opens in a new tab. |
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When you go to work as Christ’s ambassador, to whom will you speak? Atheists, agnostics, or people who practice other religions? Clients or coworkers indifferent or hostile toward God? Now picture these individuals on your mental desktop and envision yourself in a conversation with each one. Consider what you would say to arouse their curiosity, so they’re likely to listen long enough to learn how God loves them and wants them to experience abundant life on earth and eternity in his... |
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