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    <subTitle>an international review</subTitle>
    <partNumber>Nr. 1 January 49(2021)</partNumber>
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  <abstract>Contents  Editor’s Notes  Editors’ notes 5  Richard L Starcher  Articles  COVID-19 in missiological and historical perspective 6  Benjamin L Hartley, Robert A Danielson and James R Krabill  John Eliot’s pastoral theology of poverty and an “obscure low condition”—including 21  that of being “a worm”—in his Harmony of the Gospels (1678) published two  years after Metacom’s War  Travis L. Myers  Lactile libations: Mongolian milk offerings 39  William Stephens  The challenge and promise of Christian mission to Muslims in a neocolonial era 54  Michael F. Kuhn  Ministry in laïque France: Understanding history to confront present challenges 69  Stephen M. Davis  The missing generations: The Church in Wales and young people 79  Mark Griffiths  John Eliot, John Veniaminov, and Christian engagement with the indigenous 93  peoples of North America: A comparative missiology  Joseph William Black</abstract>
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