Mission Studies

Editorial
pp. 5-7(3)
Authors: Schäfer, Klaus

Obituary
pp. 8-9(2)
Author: Rzepkowski, Horst

Letter from the President
pp. 10-11(2)
Author: Chun Chae Ok,

THE RELEVANCE OF THE JUBILEE IN TODAY'S WORLD : (Leviticus 25)
pp. 12-31(20)
Authors: Padilla, C. René

God or Mammon: Economies in Conflict
pp. 32-67(36)
Author: Duchrow, Ulrich

MISSION IN A POST-MODERN WORLD A Call to be Counter-Cultural
pp. 68-79(12)
Authors: Amaladoss, Micháel

Workshop Reports
pp. 80-108(29)
Authors: Puthenpurakal, J.; Pauw, C.M.

African Cultural Resources in the Struggle Against Mammon
pp. 109-129(21)
Author: Klippies Kritzinger, J.N.J.

Earthkeeping in Missiological Perspective: an African Challenge
pp. 130-188(59)
Author: Daneel, M.L.

Land, Development and Ecology
pp. 189-206(18)
Author: Verstraelen, Frans J.

The Fragility of Transcendence
pp. 207-228(22)
Author: Hofmeyr, H.M.

Doing Constructive Theology in South Africa Today: a Faculty Initiative
pp. 229-234(6)
Author: Balia, Daryl M.

Finnish Mission Agencies Involved in Development Cooperation in Kenya
pp. 235-246(12)
Author: Lounela, Jaakko

The Church as an Economic Power
pp. 247-255(9)
Author: Janda, Clement

Malagasy Christians Amidst the Lubricating Blood of Grinding Economic Models
pp. 256-267(12)
Author: Ramambason, Laurent W.

Mammon and Myth: the Market Pictured as a Monster
pp. 268-280(13)
Author: Sahi, Jyoti

Mission From the Perspective of Dalits
pp. 281-290(10)
Author: Rosario, Jerry

The Church's Mission To the Dauts
pp. 291-305(15)
Author: Ayrookuzhiel, Abraham

Christian Conversion 1902-1993
pp. 306-319(14)
Author: Yates, Timothy E.

The Marquette Initiative
pp. 320-329(10)
Author: Thieh, Mark G.

A Discussion of David Bosch, Transforming Mission
pp. 330-334(5)
Author: Sugden, Chris

Project Report
pp. 335-337(3)
Author: Grundmann, Christoffer H.

Report From the Business Sessions of the Conference
pp. 338-349(12)

Receipts and Payments for the Four Years Ended 31st December 1995 Sterling Account
pp. 350-359(10)

Summary Statement Ninth Lams Conference
pp. 360-369(10)