Includes bibliographical references.

Foreword / Michael Oh -- Abbreviations -- Introductory Chapter. Evangelical perspectives on mission: from Lausanne to Cape Town -- SECTION 1. INTRODUCING THE LAUSANNE MOVEMENT -- The Lausanne story: a personal prelude / Knud J�rgensen -- The Lausanne story: a personal prelude / Robyn Claydon -- The role of the Lausanne Movement in modern Christian mission / Tormod Engelsviken -- Lausanne and global evangelicalism: theological distinctives and missiological impact / Timothy Tennent -- John Stott and the Lausanne Movement: a formative influence / Julia Cameron -- Continuing the vision from Lausanne 1974: a personal perspective / Ramez Atallah -- To tell the whole world: three global Lausanne congresses seen from the press center / K�are Melhus -- Communicating Lausanne: yesterday, today and tomorrow / Julia Cameron and Lars Dahle -- Resourcing the global church: a guide to key Lausanne resources 1974-2013 / Margunn Serigstad Dahle and Lars Dahle -- SECTION 2. INTRODUCING MAJOR LAUSANNE CONCERNS -- The Holy Spirit and the gospel / David Wells -- Deliver us from evil consultation: 16-22 August, 2000 (Nairobi, Kenya) / Scott Moreau -- Faith and truth in a pluralistic, globalized world / Stefan Gustavsson -- Gospel and cultures in the Lausanne Movement / Tite Tienou -- Evangelism and social responsibility: the making of a transformational vision / Al Tizon -- Jewish evangelism / Susan Perlman -- A case study: the influence of the Lausanne Movement on Korean younger Christian leaders / Chulho Han -- Strategy in mission: twenty-first century style / Roy Peterson and Gilles Gravelle -- Calling the church of Christ back to humility, integrity and simplicity / Chris Wright -- Poverty, prosperity and the gospel / Daniel Bourdann�e -- The church and the message of reconciliation / Antoine Rutayisire -- History of the partnership of men and women in the Lausanne Movement / Jane L. Crane -- SECTION 3. REVIEWING THE CAPE TOWN CONGRESS: " ... IN EVERY NATION, IN EVERY SPHERE OF SOCIETY, AND IN THE REALM OF IDEAS" -- Mission in 3D: a key Lausanne III theme / Lars Dahle -- The Cape Town congress as process and event / Blair Carlson -- Closing address: We have a gospel to proclaim / Lindsay Brown -- A Latin-American Evangelical perspective on the Cape Town congress / Valdir Steuernagel -- Moving what, to where and why? Reflections on the Lausanne Movement from an Asian perspective / Paul Joshua Bhakiaraj -- A Middle-Eastern Evangelical perspective on the Cape Town congress: from minority mentality to active participation / Andrea Zaki -- A Western Evangelical perspective on the Capt Town congress / Rose Dowsett -- SECTION 4. CRITICAL REFLECTIONS AND DISCUSSIONS: "CALLING THE WHOLE CHURCH TO TAKE THE WHOLE GOSPEL TO THE WHOLE WORLD" -- Edinburgh, Tokyo and Cape Town: comparing and contrasting on the way to 2110 / Knud J�rgensen -- Dialogue and mission in a globalized world: developments in the World Council of Churches and in the Lausanne Movement / �yvind �kland -- Beyond dichotomy: towards a convergence between the ecumenical and Evangelical understanding of mission in changing landscapes / Jooseop Keum -- The Lausanne Movement and World Evangelical Alliance / Rose Dowsett -- From the Lausanne covenant to the Cape Town commitment: a theological assessment / Robert J. Schreiter -- A Pentecostal perspective on the Lausanne Movement / Opuko Onyinah -- The Cape Town commitment: continuity and change / Harold Netland -- Dialogue with the whole world and the whole church / Knud J�rgensen -- CONCLUSION -- Moving on from Cape Town: Beyond the 40th Lausanne Anniversary / the editors -- Appendix: Summary of the Cape Town Commitment -- Bibliography -- List of contributors.

In English.