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Asian Society of Missiology held the 3rd ASM International Forum in Seoul, Korea on October 25-28, 2011. The theme of the Forum was “Discern What is Right” based on Luke 12:57.
Europe was a dark continent until the 15th century. Jacques Barzun, Professor of Cultural History at Columbia University, New York, in his book From Dawn to Decadence, said, “The Modern Era begins, characteristically, with a revolution.” He again said that the West was torn apart from the time of Martin Luther’s Ninety-Five Theses, which is commonly [...]
Non-Western world was called as the Third World by the Western mission leaders since 1960. I’d like to share with on who are the Third World. The Third World has a different world view from the Western view of the world. The Third World means the world which has lived a dark and shadowed life in [...]
Since 1960, new forces have arisen from the non-western world, particularly from Asia. And in the 21st century, the number of Asian mission forces has greatly exceeded those of the western forces. Therefore the role of Asian forces in the mission to evangelize the world has become a much heavier burden than it has been [...]
I have delivered a paper on the theme on “Innovation of Mission Structure for the New World”. I stressed shifting to a two-way approach to missions from the one-way mission of the Western world alone. I also emphasized that the East and West have the need and resources in either side of the globe. Therefore [...]
The motivation for this study is to resolve various critical issues with the Christian mission is facing at this junction, the solution to which would maximize efforts to reach every people, as well as to have a meaningful witness in every nation in the new world order.





