Editors

Feb 2013 Editorial Board:

EXECUTIVE EDITOR
Greg McKinzie (Missionary, Arequipa, Peru)

CONTENT EDITORS
Nathan Bills (ThD candidate, Duke University)
Andrea Burk (Photojournalist, Arlington, Texas)
Mark Clancy (Missionary, Lima, Peru)
Kendi Howells Douglas (Professor, Great Lakes Christian College)
Jason Whaley (Missionary, Wollongong, Australia)

BOOK REVIEW EDITOR
Bob Turner (Librarian, Harding School of Theology)

COPY EDITORS
Danny Reese (Missionary, Angola)
Nick Faris (MDiv)

ePUBLICATIONS EDITOR
Nathan Holland (Missionary, Angola)

Consulting Editors:

John Barton (Rochester)
Rochelle Cathcart (Lincoln Christian)
Shawn Daggett (Harding)
Chris Flanders (Abilene Christian)
Stan Granberg (Kairos)
Gary Green (Abilene Christian)
Sonny Guild (Abilene Christian)
Dale Hawley (University of Wisconsin - Stout)
Mark Hooper (Missions Resource Network)
Evertt Huffard (Harding School of Theology)
Gary Jackson (Harding)
Michael Landon (Minister, Groton, CT)
Ben Langford (Oklahoma Christian)
Earl Lavender (Lipscomb)
Doug Priest (Christian Missionary Fellowship)
Bill Richardson (Harding)
Kent Smith (Abilene Christian)
Michael Sweeney (Emmanuel Christian Seminary)
Richard Trull Jr. (Faulkner)
Gailyn Van Rheenen (Mission Alive)
Bob Waldron (Missions Resource Network)

About

Missio Dei: A Journal of Missional Theology and Praxis

PURPOSE
MISSIO DEI exists to provide a medium for exploring the rich tradition and ongoing practice of participation in the mission of God among the churches of the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement.

PUBLISHING
MISSIO DEI is published semiannually by the Missio Dei Foundation, a non-profit enterprise founded in 2009 to further reflection on the theology and practice of missions among the churches of the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement and promote an inclusive missiological discourse.

SUBMISSIONS
MISSIO DEI features four sections: Missional Theology, Missional Praxis, Reflections and Book Reviews. Details for submissions can be found on the website. The editor is responsible for the selection of material, but opinions expressed in articles are the sole responsibility of the authors.

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ISSN: 1947-2781


Missio Dei Foundation

The Missio Dei Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of God's mission among the churches of the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement.

The foundation endeavors to produce a high-quality missiological journal with transparency and integrity.

MDF is committed to producing the journal at low cost so that readers can download it for free. By publishing primarily in a digital format, we reduce many of the costs of traditional journal publication. By offering an economical print-on-demand option to those who need hard copy, we allow such clients to bear those traditional costs at their discretion.

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