Whatever the differences and conflicts between the various elements among the Europeans, they all had a common aim: the confiscation of the land and the establishment of White supremacy. The preliminary stages of the invasion had been carried out by the Dutch over a Io period during which they had decimated the baThwa and, after a protracted resistance, driven the Khoikhoin northwards, while the r... »
By Tyler Lee Price Introduction Since the late 90’s there has been an outflux of people who attend church on a regular basis, especially among the youth in the United States. This has been partially due to how we “do” church and ministry on a weekly basis. A few of the issues are that we have limited church to a building and a service on a Sunday morning, evangelism to inviting someone (namely non... »
Wether we like it or not, the world’s religious landscape owes much to the long history of European imperialism. But the story of empire and missions is much more complex than we might assume, and some common assumptions need debunking. In the case of some of the largest and most enduring empires, the relationship between faith and empire was strongly counterintuitive. To some degree, all the Eu... »
Dear Partners in Ministry, It’s hard to believe that we are already halfway through summer. God has truly blessed the efforts of Church of God World Missions this year and we could not reach around the world in ministry without your partnership! As you look ahead we ask that you please keep CBO in mind [...] »