When Should an Overseas Missionary Pay a Bribe?
Widespread corruption presents ethical dilemma for outreach. Four views.
Taking Health Care to the Disadvantaged Majority
In most developing nations, a small urban elite enjoys a sophisticated array of health services while some 80 percent of the population live and die beyond the reach of formal medical care. Henry Mosley, director of the Institute for International Programs at Johns Hopkins University, says Christian missions should lead the way in taking health care and the compassion of Christ to the disadvantaged majority in the Third World.
Singapore’s Tiny Church Pursues a Giant Vision
Terrorism: A Growing Problem for Missionaries
What Is the Church Doing to Elevate the Status of Women in India?
Haiti’s Christians Make Use of New Political Freedom
Letters
Worldwide Evangelical Body Adopts a Major Statement on Catholicism
Editor’s Note: July 11, 1986
