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Christianity and Empire in South Manipur Hills: Senvon Encounter and the Dialogic Zo Peoples
The book examines Christianity in South Manipur Hills, India. It explores the Christian narrative of the Senvon encounter between the missionaries and the Zo communities. The authors argue for the agency of host communities, which have significant insights for theological discourse on contextualization and the self-understanding of the Zo peoples.
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Ecumenical Encounters with Desmond Mpilo Tutu: Visions for Justice, Dignity and Peace
This collection honors the life and work of Desmond Mpilo Tutu. The reflections focus on the ecumenical global struggle against Apartheid and on Archbishop Tutu's role therein as a political priest, prophet, and intellectual. The hope is that these recollections will continue to inspire collective struggles and hopes for justice, peace, and dignity.
$26.00
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Samuel Escobar: An Anthology: Collected Essays on Mission, Culture and Theology
Samuel Escobar is one of the most influential missiologists in the world. This anthology introduces us to his significant contributions in the fields of culture and mission, mission in Latin America, theological and missiological education, and integral mission. It is for anyone interested in these major areas of reflection and praxis.
$22.00
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Evangelization or Colonization?
Analzira Nascimento reconsiders mission, especially in countries marked by Western colonialization. Imagine Christian mission without the dichotomies of "us" and "them," mission that is relational and dialogical. The book reimagines participation in God's mission as a meeting of strangers brought together by the work of the Holy Spirit.
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Intergenerational Missiology: An African Pentecostal-Charismatic Perspective
This book explores the models of Apostle James McKeown, the founder of the largest Pentecostal church in Ghana, the Church of Pentecost. It argues that mission theology should be reconsidered for each generation. The book proposes an intergenerational mission approach as a missiological imperative for African Pentecostal-charismatic Christianity.
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Islam and Women: Hagar's Heritage
In a field where most publications on Islam are by men and about men's experience of Islam, this book offers a new perspective on Islam through the world of women. Drawing on rich personal experience, Islamic texts, culture, and history, the author explores faith, cultural themes, and everyday life for Muslim women.
$22.00
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Putting on the Lord Jesus: A Gospel-Driven Theology of Discipleship
This book is about the way the gospel influences our understanding of our relationship with Jesus. The book discusses mission-related themes such as discipleship, atonement, the kingdom of God, faith, the Trinity, the church, and life guided by the Holy Spirit. This work will be appreciated by pastors, seminary students, and thoughtful lay leaders.
$26.00
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Turning Over a New Leaf: Evangelical Missionaries and the Orthodox Churches of the Middle East
Relations between evangelical missionaries and the Orthodox churches in the Middle East have been tense. Is there a way for cooperation to promote the worldwide mission of God, and if so, how? Originally published in 1992, the text is fully updated and shows how evangelicals can serve alongside Middle Eastern Orthodox Christians.
$19.00
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The Audacity of Peace
Scot McKnight sketches a peace ethic that embodies the self-denial of Jesus to the point of the cross and then vindicated by God. Through God's grace and the indwelling Spirit, the participant in the way of Jesus is transformed. A peace ethic is a lived theology whose discerning witness transcends the specific principles and ideas of that theology.
$12.75
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Personal Idealism
This book is a definitive account of Keith Ward's theology, based on the philosophy of personal idealism. It records his views about God, revelation, the kingdom of God, life after death, the incarnation, atonement, and the Trinity. It discusses the most central Christian doctrines, formed in the light of modern science and Idealist philosophy.
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The Serendipity of Life's Encounters
Reflecting on her path to becoming the first woman to be given a personal Chair at the University of Durham, professor emerita of divinity at the same, an honorary professor at the University of St. Andrews, and a CBE for "services to theology," Ann Loades introduces some of the key tenets of her theological thinking.
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Duppy Conqueror
This book contours Robert Beckford's recontextualization of African American Black and Womanist theologies of liberation. Making the Black British experience a point of departure, Beckford's theological method appropriates two distinct approaches to pursue a contextual theology or a Black theology dub.
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Spirit Life
As an Asian-American theologian existing in multiple cultural spheres, Grace Ji-Sun Kim works to disseminate Asian words and religious symbols into mainstream discourse so that we can move toward a nondualistic theology that provides space for the marginalized and the subordinated, paving a path toward liberation and radical demarginalization.
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Spectres of God
Rachel Mann explains how in our encounters with "the spectres of God," one can have peace with limitation, precariousness, and lack of certainty and still find in divine fragility the hope of the world. Drawing on her experience, Mann explores how God invites us to live in a three-dimensional mystery that subverts the depressing realities of life.
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The Word within the Words
In The Word within the Words, Malcom Guite shows how his Christian faith informs and underpins his poetry and, in turn, how poetry itself and, more widely, the poetic imagination help him understand and interpret his faith. It is illustrated throughout with personal stories and poetry, both classics from the cannon and Guite's own poems.
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Forgiveness and Politics: A Critical Appraisal
While forgiveness and politics are often regarded as unrelated, this work explores the deep, intrinsic relation between them. Through a discussion of the conflicts in Northern Ireland and Nagaland, it studies biblical foundations of forgiveness, and the practices of politics, to argue they are undergirded and sustained by forgiveness.
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Migration and the Church in East Asia
While the Asian church has begun to reach out to migrants, this concern for others lacks robust theological foundations. The author adapts their previous work and uses otherness and liminality as a lens to examine the scripture to better understand God's heart for migrants and the responsibility of His people towards them.
$12.99
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Pentecostalism in Africa: Experiences from Ghana's Charismatic Ministries
In Africa, Pentecostalism has become the representative face of Christianity with even historic mission denominations 'pentecostalising' their otherwise formal liturgical structures. This work interprets key theological and missiological themes in Ghanaian Pentecostalism by using material from experiences of the movement itself.
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A Holistic Model of Handling Conflicts
Through a systematic, comprehensive analysis of conflicts in an urban, multicultural congregation in the UK, the book studies conflict from several perspectives. In understanding the multiple facets of conflicts in the four domains, the book establishes a model of conflict resolution in a multicultural congregational setting through peace-making.
$26.99
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Addressing Contextual Misleading Theologies in Africa Today
This volume offers constructive and contextual discussions to promote a life of dignity based on practical theology. The book discusses issues of health, healing, wealth, and poverty pertinent in Africa. Misleading theologies, like the prosperity gospel, contribute to practices in authority that contrast the teachings of God to respect others.
$26.99
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