Foreword by Ravi Zacharias

The global mission conference at Iguassu Falls, Brazil, in October 1999 celebrated the movement away from a Western-dominated approach and toward a shared global approach to reaching the world. William Taylor collects the key presentations from the Iguassu Falls conference to provide students and professors of missions with an invaluable resource.

Stimulating, challenging, and realistic. . . . Readers will find here fascinating reflections on the state of evangelical world mission today, excellent Bible studies on Trinitarian mission, interesting presentations of differing models of mission, and personal responses to the Iguassu Affirmation that will stimulate all of us to new creativity and commitment to Christ’s mission around the world.–Dr. Charles Van Engen, Fuller Theological Seminary

No one with a sense of urgency about our missionary mandate can afford to ignore either the global trends or what God is doing across cultures. The Iguassu dialogue provides invaluable tools in advancing our understanding and response to these important issues. Missiology in the twenty-first century has been greatly served by this international forum on global missions.–Rev. Joel Edwards, General Director, Evangelical Alliance UK