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1. WELCOME TO THE IBMR
www.omsc.org/ibmrjan2007editor - [Cached]Published on: 1/1/2007 Last Visited: 12/9/2007
Peter F. Crossing is an Australian missiologist, a database programmer, and an editorial associate for the second edition of the World Christian Encyclopedia referred to above. As missions information coordinator at the Sydney Centre for World Mission (see www.pastornet.net.au/scwm), Crossing interprets and disseminates the results of missiological research to churches and mission agencies and consults with church mission committees and agencies on crucial aspects of the spread of the Gospel. He also provides database consulting for the National Church Life Survey and data analysis with MapInfo Australia.
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David B. Barrett, Todd M. Johnson, and Peter F. Crossing -
2. Sun Herald (Biloxi) | Living
cofax.sunherald.com/content/bi - [Cached]Published on: 5/10/2001 Last Visited: 5/11/2001
Of the 160 , 000 Christians killed for their faith each year worldwide , about 130 are professional foreign missionaries , according to Peter Crossing , associate editor of the World Christian Encyclopedia. Many of the rest , including pastors , bishops , catechism teachers and fulltime church staff , are also killed for active evangelization , Crossing said.
And that number doesn't include missionaries' deaths by disease , crimes or tragic accidents such as the plane shootdown over Peru.
The organization that sent the Bowers family , the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism , is an agency for independent Baptists , separate from the Southern Baptist Convention. Its 900 missionaries often go into high-risk frontier situations , such as planting hospitals along the Amazon River. However , Peru is considered a mission-friendly nation , which made the shootdown even more shocking to missions directors. -
3. Dangers of missions | WichitaEagle.com
cofax.wichitaeagle.com/content - [Cached]Published on: 4/28/2001 Last Visited: 5/4/2001
Of the 160 , 000 Christians killed for their faith each year worldwide , about 130 are professional foreign missionaries , according to Peter Crossing , associate editor of the World Christian Encyclopedia. Many of the rest -- including pastors , bishops , catechism teachers and full-time church staff -- are also killed for active evangelization , Crossing said.
And that number doesn't include missionaries' deaths by disease , crimes or tragic accidents such as the one over Peru.
The organization that sent the Bowers family , the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism , is an agency for independent Baptists , separate from the Southern Baptist Convention. Its 900 missionaries often go into high-risk frontier situations , such as planting hospitals along the Amazon River. However , Peru is considered a mission-friendly nation , which made the weekend shootdown even more shocking to missions directors.

