| KOREN RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR MISSION | Korea Research Institute for Mission was founded in 1990 by a few Korean mission administrators as the research arm of Global Missionary Fellowship. We at kriM endeavor to provide information needed for intercultural ministry, to research and develop mission strategies, to consult on mission policies and programs, and to provide educational resources for local churches, mission agencies, and missioners. |
| CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF GLOBAL CHRISTIANITY | The Center for the Study of Global Christianity “…collates and analyzes data on church membership and evangelistic activities collected around the world by Christian denominations. Combining this with other relevant data, the center provides a reliable view of global Christianity available to various constituents for research and strategic planning |
| ETHNOLOGUE | The Ethnologue is a comprehensive reference work cataloging all of the world’s known living languages. The Ethnologue is the product of hundreds of linguists and researchers around the world. It is regarded to be one of the most comprehensive resources of its kind |
| ENTNOPEDIA | Etnopedia is an editable website for an international community to translate ethnic people profiles into other languages. Its purpose is to inform Evangelical Protestant Christians taking the Gospel of Jesus Christ to unreached people groups |
| EVANGELICAL MISSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY | The Evangelical Missiological Society (EMS) exists to advance the cause of world evangelization. We do this through study and evaluation of mission concepts and strategies from a biblical perspective with a view to commending sound mission theory and practice to churches, mission agencies, and schools of missionary training around the world |
| GOSPEL AND OUR CULTURE NETWORK | The Gospel and Our Culture is a “… network to provide useful research regarding the encounter between the gospel and our culture, and to encourage local action for transformation in the life and witness of the church |
| INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIOLOGIAL RESEARCH | The IBMR e-journal is also available in print. The editors are committed to maintaining the highest possible academic editorial standards. IBMR provides an editorial voice that is dispassionate, analytical, fair minded, and nonpartisan. Discover and benefit from this scholarly rigor by subscribing today |
| JOSHUA PROJECT | Joshua Project is a research initiative seeking to highlight the ethnic people groups of the world with the least followers of Christ. Accurate, regularly updated ethnic people group information is critical for understanding and completing the Great Commission |
| LAUSANNE | The Lausanne website allows leaders to access current and historical information on global evangelization, learn about national, regional and international gatherings on evangelization and share theological and practical studies and research |
| MISSIOLOGY.ORG | Gailyn Van Rheene, graduate professor of Missions at Abilene Christian University has developed a site that seeks to provide resources for mission research |
| OPERATION WORLD | The Operation World site is primarily a tool for prayer. Behind its passion for prayer is a massive database of well researched and clearly compiled information that would benefit any student interested in what God is doing among the peoples of the world |
| PEOPLE GROUPS | – The People Groups site was developed by the International Missions Board of the Southern Baptist and “…is reliable, relevant and real-time information to help you engage the unreached peoples around the world |
| OVERSEAS MINISTRIES STUDY CENTRE | OMSC invites missionaries, international church leaders, and others to live in community where they find spiritual renewal and professional challenge. Residents bring unique contributions, enriching all. Community life is guided by the principles of unity in Jesus Christ and fellowship in the work of his kingdom |
| WORLD CHRISTIAN DATABASE | The World Christian Database provides comprehensive statistical information on world religions, Christian denominations, and people groups |
