Diaspora Missiology: “The Road Map to Cape Town for People on the Move”
By Lorajoy Tira Dimangondayao
 The world has increasingly become “borderless” due to globalization, technological communication and accelerated migration or diaspora (i.e. scattering or dispersion of people from their homeland), towards the end of the Second Millennium. These diasporas have created tremendous opportunities and challenges to evangelize and disciple millions of people who, just a century ago, were living in isolated countries and regions of the world described by missiologists as “closed” and “restricted” to Christian missions. Thus, the 21st Century reality of mass movements of people requires the global Church, here after referred to as the “Whole Church”, to respond. Read more
Diasporas: People on the Move
Written by Sadiri Joy Tira
 I am at Starbucks watching people. Yes, I “people-watch” at Starbucks. If you have ever wondered where to meet people from around the world, spend a couple of hours at Starbucks. Read more
Every Penny Counts
Written by Sadri Joy Tira
 In May (2009), the Lausanne Diasporas Leadership Team (LDLT) convened the Lausanne Diasporas Consultation in Manila, Philippines, in preparation for the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization: Cape Town 2010. Read more
Coca-Cola, Starbucks and Local Churches
Ministering to Diasporas: An Interview with Dr. Sadiri Joy Tira
Diaspora Occurrences in the Bible and Their Contexts in Missions
Migration, Displacement, and the Kingdom of God
Sometimes “Do Not Talk to Strangers” Is Not the Holy Spirit’s Way
Inside India: Where Are the Indian Missions in Influencing the Indian Diaspora around the World?
From Burma to Korea: Outreach among the Myanmar Diaspora Community
Immigration and North America: Who in the World Is My Neighbor Anyway?
The Directives to Diaspora Christian Leaders
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