Explores Christian identity from a modern African perspective.
The extraordinary story of how, among the nomadic Masai people of Tanzania, a Western missioner "finds" the gospel message he came to preach.
Eye-opening essays by Buddhist, Hindus, Jews, Muslims provide insights to how Christianity is viewed in their communities--and why
Introduces the fascinating strands of an emerging theology rooted in the Asian-American experience.
One of the most original scholars of world religions explores the relationship of humanity and divinity.
An innovative open-ended systems approach to ecclesiology in a continually evolving universe.
Draws on the best contemporary and classical understandings of the Kingdom of God as the key to the church's self-understanding and mission.
Concerned practitioners of Christian compassion face some vexing questions: how do we avoid a kind of "poverty toursim" or "slacktivism" in our response to suffering.
A collection of writings by Clarence Jordan, a Southern Baptist who founded an interracial church in the pre-civil rights south.
This companion to Transforming Mission gathers in one volume key texts from history.
An introduction to peacemakers, martyrs, and saints who have embodied the gospel challenge of our day.
