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Comment on Review of Harvey C. Kwiyani. Decolonizing Mission by myflixer

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Comment on Review of Harvey C. Kwiyani. Decolonizing Mission by Reese Schultz

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Comment on Without Women, the Story is Incomplete (Editorial Preface to the Issue) by Chris Flanders

Chris Flanders — Mon, 27 Apr 2026 16:55:15 +0000

Interesting piece on mission history and women’s roles—truly a reminder that leadership isn’t a single gender story. In Suplery we see how the beauty field benefits from empowering teams with real data and clear workflows, a mindset that fits the article’s call for accountability. For barbershops or skincare clinics, streamlined inventory and orders save time and boost trust with clients. Suplery offers a professional beauty business platform with a shared cart for real-time order building and a single dashboard for suppliers, helping teams stay aligned even when mission-critical details change fast. If you’re aiming for consistent quality and faster onboarding, Suplery is a solid choice for growth.

Comment on A Medi-Cultural Call for the Multicultural Congregation by Elinore Senger

Elinore Senger — Wed, 15 Oct 2025 00:03:07 +0000

Your writing has a way of making even the most complex topics accessible and engaging. I’m constantly impressed by your ability to distill complicated concepts into easy-to-understand language.

Comment on Ten Years of Missio Dei: A Reflection from the Editor by Looking Back and Moving Forward (Editorial Preface to the Issue) - Missio Dei Journal

Thu, 28 Aug 2025 20:02:19 +0000

[…] This may seem like an immodest claim, but I can take little credit personally. A few years ago in a reflection on the journal’s first decade, I acknowledged the volunteers who have made the publication possible. Those words fail to […]

Comment on Review of Tom Steffen and Cameron D. Armstrong, eds., New and Old Horizons in the Orality Movement by Bernice Glover

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Comment on A Freed African to Free Africa: Alexander Cross and the Liberian Mission by Nicht jeder schlaue Mensch + Energiewende – verzweifelte Menschen + Mission + Tiersprache und KI + Kunst und KI + Kliniken ohne Finanzen + Regierung fordert Unternehmen auf, Geld zu zahlen + Demenz-Erkrankungen steigen + Afghanin gegen Taliban + Erd

Tue, 06 Sep 2022 18:44:51 +0000

[…] die ersten Afrikaner, die in Afrika missionierten: https://missiodeijournal.com/issues/md-13-1/authors/md-13-1-daggett Auf diese kommt man über eine sehr interessante Seite zum Stöbern zum Thema Mission: […]

Comment on An Honor-Bearing Gospel for Shame-Fueled Crises by Questions we are asking in the Ephesians 2 Gospel Project | Culture Learner

Questions we are asking in the Ephesians 2 Gospel Project | Culture Learner — Tue, 08 Feb 2022 21:06:20 +0000

[…] What honor-shame dynamics in the Roman Empire might inform our interpretation of this text? (I begin to address this here.) […]

Comment on The Arrival of Honor/Shame (Editorial Preface to the Issue) by The Transformation of Shame: Attending to the North American Honor/Shame Context | Missional Church Planting

Tue, 19 Oct 2021 13:06:53 +0000

[…] Dei Journal (recent issue on honor and shame issues. In particular, read my introduction). Honorshame.com (the best single place to go for free honor-shame resources). See […]