The Journal of Adventist Mission Studies is a scholarly journal published by the International Fellowship of Adventist Mission Studies (IFAMS). It presents peer reviewed articles, book reviews, dissertation abstracts, and news items of importance to Seventh-day Adventist mission.
The purpose of the mission fellowship is to bring together mission minded Seventh-day Adventist practitioners, academics, and administrators for fellowship, dialogue, academic scholarship, and mentoring.
See the Aims and Scope for a complete coverage of the journal.
Current Issue: Volume 14, Number 2 (2019) Case Studies in Mission
Full Issue
Editorial
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Bruce L. Bauer
Articles
Thai Contextualized Art
Greg Whitsett and Amy Whitsett
Critical Contextualization: Case Studies from Cambodia
Bruce L. Bauer
Bulugo Vine Story: Redemptive Analogy Case Study
John Holbrook
Jewelry in Hinduism: A Mission Challenge
J. L. Samir
Hmong Statement of Belief: A Case Study
Jon L. Dybdahl
Japanese Baptismal Vows
Bruce L. Bauer
Sinolization of Christianity: Increasing Gospel Relevance or Distorting the Gospel Message?
L. Asher pseudonym
Reaching Thai Buddhists and Those with a Background in Thai Buddhist Beliefs
Warren A. Shipton, Jared Wright, Tonya Wright, and Nilubon Srisai
The Reality and the Apparent: Worldviews and Missiological Strategies
Cristian Dumitrescu and Hatsarmaveth Venkaya
Can I Get an “Amen”? Affirming the Contemporary Ghanaian Usage of Amen
Agana-Nsiire Agana
Book Review
