01610nas#a2200157uc#4500001000800000005001700008022001400025110003200039245004700071246000900118250001300127264005600140520117500196650002301371773005801394008192520260801081254.0  a2161-33541 aFrontier Mission Fellowship  aBeyond ContextualizationnNr. 2-4 39(2022)  aIJFM  a39,H.2-4 1aPasadena, Calif.bFrontier Mission Fellowshipc20221 a67  From the Editor’s Desk Brad Gill  Refining Our Religious Sensibility  Articles   69 Crossing Religious and Cultural Frontiers: Rethinking Mission as Inreligionisation   Kang-San Tan   79 Making Disciples, Contextualization, and Inreligionization: Some Reflections   Harold A. Netland   87 Udayanacharya’s Samv da and the Dialogue of Traditions: a Model of Inreligionization   Brainerd Prince   99 The Faith of Fatima: A Case Study of Muslim Followers of Jesus Anna Travis  109 What Gets “Converted”? Reflections on Language and Images of Religious Conversion   Darren Duerksen  117 Dual Religious Belonging as a Contextualised Faith? Kang-San Tan  127 The Life and Thought of R. C. Das: His Theology of Interreligious (Hindu-Christian) Relations   H. L. Richard  135 Ceremonialism: Ritual as a Pathway for Relationship Elizabeth L. Walker  143 A Psalmody for Jesu Bhaktas: Hindu Jesu Bhakti in the Poems of Swamy Dayanand Bharati   (b.1952) Herbert Hoefer  Books and Missiology  158 Supracultural Gospel: Bridging East and West 160 South Asia’s Christians: Between Hindu and Muslim  163 Insider Church: Ekklesia and the Insider Paradigm  In Others’ Words 4aKontextualisierung  w0030023tInternational Journal of Frontier Missiology