The International Journal of Pentecostal Missiology (IJPM) is a peer-reviewed, electronic journal with periodic publication.

The IJPM seeks to facilitate the engagement, research and investigation of missiology from within a Pentecostal perspective; to encourage thinking and interaction among Pentecostal missionaries and/or Pentecostal missions scholars; and to provide a forum for dialogue and reflection about issues current within Pentecostal Missions. These parameters allow for biblical, theological, historical and/or missiological articulations as well as book reviews based on relevant contemporary works.

Views expressed in the Journal reflect those of the authors and reviewers, and are not necessarily the perspectives or opinions of the editors, the editorial board, the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary or the participating institutions. To view previous issues click here.

International Journal of Pentecostal Missiology, vol. 5 (2017)

Editorial

The Overview and ‘the weeds’, by Paul W. Lewis, editor

Extended Essay

Grant McClung: Missional Focus in a Milieu of Multiplicity: A Mental Map for Pentecostal Leaders

Feature Articles

Linda Lee Smith Barkman: Toward a Missional Theology of Prison Ministry

Enoch S. Charles: Toward an Indian Pentecostal Missiology in the Globalized World: Navigating Religious Pluralism and Skepticism

Renée Griffith: Who is First? A Cultural and Exegetical Study of Family to Communicate Biblical Principles Regarding Familial Obligations for Indian Hindu Culture

Stephen Jester: The Spirit’s Role in Mission: Narrative Pentecostal Theology in West Africa

Joseph Quayesi-Amakye: Pentecostalism, the Akan Religion and the Good Life

Missiological Reflections

Doug Clark: The “Gospel” of Peter: A Rebuttal to Islamic Rejection of the Apostle Paul

Bert de Ruiter: Is a Closed View of Islam a Characteristic of a Closed Heart?

Book Review

Don Little, Effective Discipling in Muslim Communities: Scripture, History, and Seasoned Practices. Review by Joseph Fletcher.