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Scott Moreau served on Staff with Campus Crusade for Christ
for 14 years. His first responsibility was to direct Campus
Crusade’s evangelistic campaign “Ngiyitfolile”
(“I Found It”) in the northern region of Swaziland.
He also in personal witness and discipleship as part of his
teaching responsibilities in Ntonjeni Swazi National High School,
where he taught physics and general science. For six months
prior to his departure, he directed the Swaziland high school
ministry work for Campus Crusade, involving ten CCC staff located
in 7 high schools around the country. He visited each high school
every month, taking staff and students witnessing in their community
and among their peers.
Scott then came to the U.S. for further training in seminary
in preparation to return to Africa. During his four years at
Seminary, he was the Student Intern at Knox Presbyterian Church
in Naperville, Illinois. While at Knox the Senior High group,
which Scott led as part of his responsibilities, grew from 10
to 50, with students evangelizing fellow students as a normal
process in the ministry.
After seminary, Scott taught for one semester at Campus Crusade’s
seminary in Arrowhead Springs, California as a final step in
preparing to move to Nairobi, Kenya. In Kenya Scott taught at
the Nairobi International School of Theology (NIST). As a regular
part of his teaching responsibilities, Scott trained seminary
students in personal evangelism through weekly outreach and
discipleship meetings. He also participated in outreach programs
through local churches and ministries, speaking to a variety
of groups on topics ranging from cults to spiritual warfare
in Africa. While at NIST, he taught courses on personal evangelism
and discipleship, church planting and growth, contemporary African
society, intercultural communication, and contextualization
of theology.
Scott and his family returned to the US in July of 1991 to take
a position in the Intercultural Studies department. He has focused
his teaching, research, and writing in several areas, including
intercultural communication, contextualization, trends in missions,
church growth, spiritual warfare and folk religions. He has
concentrated work on developing Internet-based resources to
help equip the worldwide church by providing access to materials
that will help forward the Kingdom of God in biblically-faithful
and contextually-relevant ways (e.g., www.mislinks.org, www.emqonline.org,
and www.strategicnewtork.org). As editor of Evangelical Missions
Quarterly, he promotes professional development of cross-cultural
evangelists and missionaries to that they may be more effective
in accomplishing what God has called them to do.
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Association of Professors of Mission, Web Site Developer (2001-)
- American Society of Missiology
- Evangelical Missiological Society, National Vice President for Corporate Affairs (2000-)
- Midwest Society for Professors of Mission
- Sigma Pi Sigma (Physics Honor Society)
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Individual: Contextualization and visual expressions of faith
in majority world contexts
Collaborative: Missions use of the Internet, trends in missions
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- Moreau, A. Scott and Mike O’Rear. 2004. “And
So the Story Goes: Web Resources on Storytelling, Myths
and Proverbs.” Evangelical Missions Quarterly
40:2 (April): 236-42.
- Moreau, A. Scott and Mike O’Rear. 2004. “All
You Ever Wanted on Short-term Missions.” Evangelical
Missions Quarterly 40:1 (January): 100-05.
- Moreau, A. Scott, Gary R. Corwin and Gary B. McGee. 2004.
Introducing World Missions: A Biblical, Historical, and
Practical Survey. Grand Rapids: Baker Book House.
- Moreau, A. Scott. 2004. "Do the Right Thing, But
the Results Are Not Guaranteed—Acts 21:17-22:36; 24:10-21."
In Mission in Acts: Ancient Narratives in Contemporary
Context, edited by Robert L. Gallagher and Paul Hertig,
274-82. Maryknoll, New York: Orbis Press.
- Moreau, A. Scott. 2003. "Advancing Missions Online." Wheaton
6:1 (Winter): 20-21.
- Moreau, A. Scott, Tokunboh Adeyemo, David Burnett, Bryant
Myers and Hwa Yung, eds. 2002. Deliver Us From Evil:
An Uneasy Frontier in Christian Mission. Monrovia,
California: MARC.
- Moreau, A. Scott and Mike O'Rear. 2002. "The Web and World
Religions." Evangelical Missions Quarterly 38:4
(October): 502-509.
- Moreau, A. Scott. 2002. "A Survey of North American Spiritual
Warfare Thinking." In Deliver Us From Evil: An Uneasy
Frontier in Christian Mission, edited by A. Scott Moreau,
Tokunboh Adeyemo, David Burnett, Bryant Myers and Hwa Yung,
118-27. Monrovia, California: MARC.
- Moreau, A. Scott. 2002. Herramientas Indispensables
en la Guerra Espiritual . [Essentials of Spiritual
Warfare] Colombia: Asociación Misión Acción
Internacional.
- Moreau, A. Scott. 2002. "Gaining Perspective on Territorial
Spirits" in Deliver Us From Evil: An Uneasy Frontier
in Christian Mission, edited by A. Scott Moreau, Tokunboh
Adeyemo, David Burnett, Bryant Myers and Hwa Yung, 263-78.
Monrovia, California: MARC.
- Moreau, A. Scott and Mike O'Rear. 2001. " Africa and Missions
on the Web." Evangelical Missions Quarterly 37:2
(April): 228-33.
- Engelsviken, Tormod. 2001. Spiritual Conflict In Today's
Mission: A Report from the Consultation
on "Deliver Us from Evil" August 2000 Nairobi,
Kenya. Edited by A. Scott Moreau.
Lausanne Occasional Papers # 29. Monrovia, California: Lausanne
Committee for World Evangelization.
- Moreau, A. Scott. 2000. "Putting the Survey in Perspective,"
In Missions Handbook: U.S. and Canadian
Christian Ministries
Overseas 2001-2003, 18th ed., ed. by John
A. Siewert and Dotsey Welliver, 33-80. Wheaton: Evangelism
and Missions Information Service.
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