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Cross-Cultural Ministry

• http://enrichmentjournal.ag.org/199903/056_cross_culture.cfm – “Cross Culture— Communicating Christ Clearly to a Secular World” by Randy Hurst
• http://www.ijfm.org/PDFs_IJFM/12_3_PDFs/06_Hesselgrave.pdf  – “Great Commission Contextualization” by David J. Hesselgrave
• http://sundoulos.com/articles.aspx?in=17  – “The Apostle Paul and the Currents of Culture” by Michael Cranford
• http://www.christianityandrenewal.com/archjan2003d.htm  – “Preaching from the Culture” by Ian Coffey
• http://www.sosf.org/universals%20of%20Christianity.htm – “What Are the Essentials or Universals of Christianity?” by David Bjork

• http://www.leaderu.com/orgs/probe/docs/xns_cult.html – “Christians and Culture” by Jerry Solomon
• http://www.leaderu.com/orgs/probe/docs/biblecul.html – “Culture and the Bible” by Jerry Solomon
• http://www.mckenziestudycenter.org/society/articles/culfrnd.html – “Culture: Friend or Foe?” by R. Wesley Hurd

• http://www.leaderu.com/orgs/probe/docs/multicul.html – “Multiculturalism” by Don Closson

• http://people-press.org/reports/print.php3?ReportID=150 – “Americans Struggle with Religion's Role at Home and Abroad” Survey conducted by the Pew Research Center
• http://www.globalengagement.org/issues/2003/03/crouch-p.htm – “Be Marginal” by Andy Crouch
• http://www.kaleo.us/missiology/missio_ecclesia_gospel&culture.html – “The Gospel and Our Culture” Kaleo Fellowship
• http://www.mckenziestudycenter.org/philosophy/articles/wrldview.html – “Me and My Worldview” by R. Wesley Hurd
• http://www.christianityandrenewal.com/archmay2001h.htm – “Retrofuture - the Age of Paradox” by Gerard Kelly
• http://www.latimer.org.nz/morecomment.asp?CoID=85 – “Transforming the Culture” by N.T. Wright
• http://www.onmission.com/webzine/jul_aug00/when_words.htm – When Words Get in the Way” by Lynn Waalkes

• http://www.dbu.edu/naugle/pdf/christianity_and_popculture.pdf – “Christianity and Pop Culture” by Dr. David K. Naugle
• http://www.antithesis.com/commentary/beer.html – “Christians Who Drink Beer” by William Romanowski
• http://www.ransomfellowship.org/Reprint_Turnau.html – “Reflecting Theologically on Popular Culture as Meaningful: The Role of Sin, Grace, and General Revelation” by Theodore A. Turnau, III

• http://www.theologymatters.com/TMIssues/Marapr97.pdf – “Dancing on the Suspension Bridge: The Irrational World of Postmodernism” by David W. Henderson
• http://www.leaderu.com/real/ri9802/wallace.html – “Discerning and Defining the Essentials of Postmodernism” Stan Wallace

• http://www.youthandreligion.org/publications/articles.html – Articles on the role of religion in the lives of youth and adolescents from the National Study of Youth and Religion:
  
  http://www.youthandreligion.org/publications/reports.html – Reports based on research by the National Study of Youth and Religion about the role of religion among youth and adolescents.

• http://www.apologeticsindex.org/ – Apologetics Index provides research resources on world religions, religious cults, sects, new religious movements, alternative religions, religious practices and world views.
• http://www.eldrbarry.net/ug/missbks.htm – Missionary Reading: some Reading Suggestions on missions related topics
• http://www.namb.net/evangelism/iev/belief_bulletins/Default.asp – Interfaith evangelism resources from the North American Mission Board.
• http://www.probe.org/index.html – Probe Ministries provides on-going research to address today's issues through Christian scholarship.
• http://www.uscwm.org/ – The U.S. Center for World Mission (USCWM) produces and publishes resources to motivate and equip the church to reach unreached peoples.

• http://blackwellpublishing.com/americanculture – The Journal of American Culture, the official publication of the American Culture Association.
• http://blackwellpublishing.com/jpcu – The Journal of Popular Culture, the official publication of the Popular Culture Association.
• http://www.usask.ca/relst/jrpc/index.html – The Journal of Religion and Popular Culture (Canada) explores the interrelations and interactions between religion and religious expression and popular culture.
• http://www.h-net.org/~pcaaca/ – Website of the Popular Culture Association and the American Culture Association

• http://www.barna.org – The Barna Group is a marketing research company that provides information and analysis regarding cultural trends and the church.
• http://hirr.hartsem.edu/index.html – The Hartford Institute for Religion Research is committed to providing quality, social scientific religion research information that is helpful for religious leaders and the general public.
• http://people-press.org/ – The Pew Research Center is an independent opinion research group that studies attitudes toward the press, politics and public policy issues.
• http://www.prcdc.org/index.html – The Population Resource Center aims to further the development of public policy by providing the most current demographic data.
• http://www.tomorrowtoday.biz/mindthegap/genindex.htm – TomorrowToday.biz provides resources on the understanding and application of generational theory. 

• http://www.pfm.org/BPTemplate.cfm – BreakPoint’s mission is to develop and communicate Christian worldview messages that offer a critique of contemporary culture and encourage and equip the church to think and live Christianly.
• http://www.mckenziestudycenter.org/index.html – McKenzie Study Center is a ministry devoted to the study of the Bible and the promotion of a Christian worldview.
• http://www.dbu.edu/naugle/ – Dr. David K. Naugle is chair and professor of philosophy at Dallas Baptist University. His website includes useful resources and links related to developing a biblical worldview.
• http://www.summit.org – Summit is an educational Christian ministry whose goal is to ground Christians in their faith and equip them to defend the biblical worldview.
• http://www.pfm.org/Wilberforcetemplate.cfm – The Wilberforce Forum is a division of Prison Fellowship Ministries whose goal is to help Christians approach life with a biblical worldview so that they can in turn shape culture from a biblical perspective.
• http://www.worldview.org – Worldview Academy is a non-denominational ministry dedicated to teaching students to think and live in accord with a biblical worldview so that they will serve Christ and lead the culture

• http://www.cpyu.org/ – The Center for Parent/Youth Understanding is committed to building strong families by serving to bridge the cultural-generational gap between parents and teenagers.
• http://www.family.org/welcome/ – Focus on the Family began in 1977 in response to Dr. James Dobson's increasing concern for the American family.
• http://www.incm.org/ – International Network of Children's Ministry’s mission is to train, encourage, motivate, network and resource Christian leaders who minister to children.
• http://www.youthspecialties.com – Youth Specialties is committed to providing quality resources, training, and encouragement for youth workers in churches and other youth-serving organizations.

• http://www.catapultmagazine.com – catapult magazine is the online publication of “culture is not optional.”
• http://www.faithmaps.org/ – Faithmaps.org provides tools for navigating theology, leadership, discipleship and church life in postmodernity.
• http://www.leaderu.com/index.html – Leadership U is a project of Christian Leadership Ministries, part of Campus Crusade for Christ, International, and includes resources from the high school to research levels, with an emphasis on the scholarly.
• http://www.the-next-wave.org/ – Next-Wave: Church & Culture serves to bring together Christians who want to reach out to people in postmodern culture.
• http://www.theooze.com/main.cfm – The Ooze seeks to encourage the Church to engage our emerging culture by developing relationships and resources.
• http://www.opensourcetheology.net/index.php – Open Source Theology. The purpose of this site is to assist the development of a transparent, community-driven theology for the ‘emerging church’.
• http://www.ransomfellowship.org/ – Ransom Fellowship is committed to developing discernment and deepening discipleship.
• http://66.137.184.33/sweetened.asp Christian futurist – Leonard Sweet’s website.