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Ethne is identified by the International Standard Serial Number Center as an authentic online journal ISSN 2071-940X

What is Ethne?

Ethne: Online Journal for Pentecostal and Missional Leadership is a scholarly publication of the All Nations Theological Seminary with intent to serve the Church of Jesus Christ through transforming, theological and missional insight to bear on the practice of ministry in Pentecostal tradition. The underlying philosophy for Ethne is the recognition that God has poured his Spirit upon all peoples and wants the Global Church to intensify its missional activities to reach the whole world and all nations with the saving Gospel of Jesus Christ.

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Spirit-Contextualization By John Easter

Contextualization and African Pentecostal Missions By Andrew Mkwaila

Leadership Trends & Issues In Africa By Enson Lwesya

Book Reviews

Love, Rick. 2000. Muslims, Magic and The Kingdom of God. Pasadena, CA: Published by William Carey Library. Pages 252

William W. Menzies and Robert P. Menzies, 2000. Spirit and Power: Foundations of Pentecostal Experience Zondervan Publishing House, 211 pp.

Hodges, Melvin. L. 1999. The Indigenous Church: A Complete Handbook on How to Grow Young Churches. Springfield, Missouri: Gospel Publishing House.

McNeal, Reggie. Missional Renaissance: Changing the Scorecard for the Church. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. 188 pp.

York, John V. Missions in the Age of the Spirit. Springfield, Missouri: Logion Press, 2000. 270pp.

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