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by Jay Gary, Mar 1, 1999
It’s midnight millennium, Time to bury the past, Midnight millennium We’re going to have a blast. Midnight millennium, Three zeros all around. Midnight millennium, My computer’s gone down. (c) by George Heiner
With a crazy mix of doomsday dread and glib party wonder, a recent music CD by George […]
Jay Gary tells the fascinating story of how students in North America first caught a vision to reach their fellow students worldwide with the Gospel and help complete the Great Commission. Focusing on the period from 1895 to 1925, Gary traces the role of the YMCA/YWCA and their vision to reach every student in every college, by launching national Christian student movements in every country. […]
The Institute of International Studies marked its 30th anniversary in 2004. I was asked to send my greetings to Perspectives coordinators from around the country. Here is what I shared. […]
What opportunities do the 1980s offer campus ministries with respect to world missions? Dr. Jay Gary offers four convictions about internationalizing student ministries. […]
I wrote this essay as a rationale for the Perspectives program. I was national director of the Institute of International Studies at that time. I share how this mission study course could help mobilize students in Christ’s global cause. […]
by Jay Gary, PhD, Jan. 16, 2012
Mike O’Rear, 1954-2012, Friend of Many
This past week Mike O’Rear, president of GMI, Global Mapping International, Colorado Springs, died suddenly of a heart attack. He was 57 years old. See company news release.
Mike was my friend for nearly three decades. Our wives first met […]
by Jay Gary, Jun 28, 2006
World missions is in transition today, and must reconnect with both the aspirational vision of God, revealed in the Scripture, and to new cultures and generations. So claimed Paul McKaughan in an after-dinner speech to twenty mission leaders in Colorado Springs.
Hosted by Christian Futures and the Rocky Mountain […]
by EMS, Dec 9, 2006
a 7-hour Forum for Christian leaders Friday, Dec. 8, 2006 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
in 3 locations, Boulder, Denver and Colorado Springs. Sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Evangelical Missiological Society
Click Here to Register
Christian ministry faces a changing landscape in our time, including globalization, wealth gaps, failing social […]
by Jay Gary, Mar 14, 1999
Here are questions the program committee asked as it prepared for “The Watchword in World Missions” consultation, Colorado Springs, March 15-16, 1999. We welcome your feedback.
WATCHING THE WATCHWORD: ’79 – ’99
1. Since 1975, what contribution has the unreached peoples concept made to world missions? What other concepts […]
by Jay Gary and Todd Johnson, Mar 15, 1999
The book of Joshua recounts how a new generation, after reaching the west bank of the Jordan, set up twelve stones at Gilgal (Joshua 4:20-21) to provoke future generations to ask, “What do these stones mean?” The Watchword in World Missions consultation, likewise, was an […]
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