01958nas#a2200169ucc4500001000800000005001700008022001400025110003200039245013200071246000900203250001300212264005600225520130500281773005801586999001701644952012701661007936620260801081202.0  a2161-33541 aFrontier Mission Fellowship  aInternational Journal of Frontier MissiologybThe Journal of the International Society of Frontier MissiologynNr. 3-4 37(2020)  aIJFM  a37,H.3-4 1aPasadena, Calif.bFrontier Mission Fellowshipc20201 aFrom the Editor’s Desk Brad Gill  Making Us Mindful of Our Models of Mission  Articles  117 Standing on the Shoulders of Others Kevin Higgins   A generation followed his innovation  121 Bringing Shame upon an Honored Missiological Paradigm Christopher Flanders   Dare we rethink our model of conversion?  133 Reimagining and Re-envisioning People Groups Leonard N. Bartlotti   Reality has a limited receptiveness to our categories  141 Stalemate in Religion and Development Chrispin Dambula   Why did this couple have to get divorced?  151 The Foreignness Spectrum T. Wayne Dye and Harley Talman   We just need to invert what is already there  161 Swapping Drinking Songs for Spiritual Songs Alan B. Howell   “Getting drunk” might wreck a biblical hermeneutic  171 Restoring Blessing: A Preferable Paradigm for Today’s Mission Yajie Ji and Thomas Hale   Will “mission” honor voices from totalitarian worlds?  Books and Missiology  180 To Bring the Good News to All Nations: Evangelical Influence on Human Rights and U.S. Foreign Relations  186 Honor, Shame, and the Gospel: Reframing Our Message and Ministry  188 Questions of Context: Reading a Century of German Mission Theology  In Others’ Words  192 How Do Pandemics Affect Missions? China Uighur Genocide, New “Love Jihad” Laws18w0030023tInternational Journal of Frontier Missiology  c64019d64019  00104070aAWMBIBbAWMBIBcZSABd2021-05-19g0.00l0oInternation Journalp01203097r2026-07-31 22:45:34w2026-07-31yZSR