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Answers from the Black Box

By Jake Taube

In the wake of my expulsion from China, my wife and I have been overwhelmed with the outpouring of prayers and kindness on our behalf. Believers and churches from all over the world have contacted us ... Continue Reading

The Lofty Status of Peons

By Jake Taube

I’ve just got one more post I want to share about our getting the boot. The drama continues there in northeast China, of course. The Chinese pastors occasionally get phone calls from the police. About ... Continue Reading

The Hard Part

By Jake Taube

I wonder sometimes what kind of work I’d be qualified for if I couldn’t be a missionary anymore. Speaking Chinese might open up some doors. But I think the occupation that I’d be most qualified for ... Continue Reading

The End of the Movement?

By Jake Taube

The modern missionary movement didn’t start with a bang. The great missionary to India William Carey may be dubbed its father, but he was himself a child, a product, of missionaries of the previous ... Continue Reading

Missions: Westerners Need Not Apply? (Part 2)

By Jake Taube

The last post started to discuss the idea that national believers are the most qualified to serve as missionaries (meaning, the most qualified to be exported to another place with the Gospel). Let me ... Continue Reading

Missions: Westerners Need Not Apply?

By Jake Taube

I am finding more and more that people like me (middle-class Americans) are considered ill-suited candidates for church-planting missions to foreign fields. I try not to take it personally (I just ... Continue Reading

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