Spring 1999 · Vol. 28 No. 1

Mandate for Mission: A Tribute to Hans Kasdorf

From the Editor: Mandate for Mission: A Tribute to Hans Kasdorf	Douglas B. Miller	4–5
Hans Kasdorf's Contribution to Mission Theology	Henry J. Schmidt	6–17
Evangelism by Lifestyle	David Ewert	18–27
It Is Time to Write the History of German-Speaking Evangelical Missions	Klaus Fiedler	28–45
Messianic Jews and the German Church Today	Arthur Glasser	46–54
Partnership in the Gospel: Misers, Accountants, and Stewards	Paul G. Hiebert Sam Larsen	55–62
Ethnicity: Friend or Foe?	Donald R. Jacobs	63–74
Ezekiel's Contribution to a Biblical Theology of Mission	Elmer A. Martens	75–87
Reverse Contextualization: Jesuit Encounter with the Ethiopian Orthodox Church	Calvin E. Shenk	88–100
The Priority of Mission for Renewal of the Church	Wilbert R. Shenk	101–12
A Select Bibliography of Writings by Hans Kasdorf	Stephen Holthaus	113–19
Ministry Compass Ministry at 8500 Feet	Karol Hunt	120–25
Book Reviews
Abraham Friesen, Erasmus, the Anabaptists, and the Great Commission	Richard Kyle	126–27
ed. Harry Huebner, Mennonite Education in a Post-Christian World	Ron Penner	127–29
Richard Kyle, The Last Days Are Here Again: A History of the End Times	David Ewert	129–30
Jacob A. Loewen and Wesley J. Prieb, Only the Sword of the Spirit	Peter Penner	130–32
Current Research	Douglas B. Miller	133–35