“If we only learn theology from western sources, we are limiting ourselves to sharing in the wisdom of only ten percent of the wisdom God has given to the body of Christ…
It is only logical in these times of unprecedented challenges, to draw on more of our collective wisdom than we’ve done before.”
Kang-San Tan, Why listen to the World Church?
BMS World Mission is committed to developing the habit of learning from the World Church everything we do.
This page is just a start. A space for voices and other resources from BMS that will help you and your church listen to more of God’s wisdom shared through the body of Christ.
Is God British?
This series of three studies and videos were created for the 2019 UK Baptist Ministers’ Conferences
How to Mission
Three days of conversations with BMS partners, personnel and friends, sharing practice, research and thinking on global mission and its implications for witness in the secular West – 8-10 July 2019
Videos
Engaging with young people the Ugandan way
University Community Church in Gulu, Uganda has over 100 students attending regularly. We spoke to its pastor, Jimmy Okello, about how he keeps students engaged and how important young people are for the future of the Church.
Ron Choong, Malaysia/USA, Catalyst Live in Bristol 2018
Christian faith, paleoanthropology and technology – what do they have in common?
Rula Mansour, Palestine, Catalyst Live in Birmingham 2018
Conflict resolution from the Holy Land.
Samuel Escobar, Peru/Spain, Catalyst Live in Reading 2016
Hearing both sides of the story: polycentric mission from one of the greatest Latin American theologians.
Vinoth Ramachandra, Sri Lanka, Catalyst Live in Birmingham 2016
What does it mean to be humans engaging with technology, anthropologically, politically and theologically.
Elie Haddad, Lebanon/Canada, Catalyst Live in Reading 2016
Preaching Christ not Christianity: can we set aside culture and prejudice for the sake of the kingdom?
Miyon Chung, Korea/USA, Catalyst Live in Reading 2016
Migration and exile in your city: what will they believe?