Links - The Mission of the Church Worldwide

• "Send International" are an interdenominational faith mission agency, with 500 missionaries in more than 20 countries of Asia, Europe and North America.
• The "World Christian Resource Directory"offers a very extensive range of resources for missionaries and Christians worldwide.
• "Global Resource Ministries" says that "Our Mission is to serve and support the emerging global church (which is the Body of Messiah) by providing relational as well as technical networks of churches, ministries, mission agencies and church leaders. We seek to facilitate the sharing of resources and to act as a catalyst for unity in the body."
• For some inspirations on the use of the internet for evangelism and mission, have a look at the SoulTsunami site, and also the SufferingMessiah sites.
• Centre for Mission direction By Bob Hill. This site includes links to the well-known "FridayFax" journal.
• YWAM "Youth With A Mission"
• Maranatha Christian Journal, one of the best sources of Christian news.
• "Operation exodus" One of the most amazing missions of modern times, "Operation exodus" is a gentile mission to return God's special people to the homeland He has promised them.
• Council for World Mission
• Annual Table of World Religions, 1900-2025
• Forecasting the Future in World Mission.by Dr. David Barrett
• The American Religion Data Archive is a site designed to gather and preserve quantitative data sets on American religion. As a data archive the site will promote the use of and ease the distribution of data to denominational officers, social scientists and members of the press alike.
• "Adherents"Adherents.com is a growing collection of over 62,000 adherent statistics and religious geography citations -- references to published membership/adherent statistics and congregation statistics for over 4,200 religions, churches, denominations, religious bodies, faith groups, tribes, cultures, movements, ultimate concerns, etc
• Monday Morning Reality CheckCurrent realities in Christian missions. A regular essay analyzing current statistics, plans and trends related to the Great Commission, by Justin Long, an associate editor of the World Christian Encyclopedia and editor of The Network for Strategic Missions. David Barret, a British clergyman who edited the first World Christian Encyclopedia, is co-editor.
• The Keston Institute monitors freedom of religion and researches religious affairs in communist and post-communist countries.
• ISSP survey on religion - 1991. Questions. Dataset is also available