Darrell Whiteman
Biography
Darrell Whiteman earned a B.A. from Seattle Pacific University and a Ph.D. in anthropology from Southern Illinois University. Whiteman has served as Professor of Cultural Anthropology at the E. Stanley Jones School of World Mission and Evangelism, Asbury Theological Seminary, and as editor of Missiology. Whiteman wrote the foreword to My Mighty Hand (2024).
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Understanding Folk Religion: 25th Anniversary Edition
Evangelism & Missions
“With rapid globalization and spreading urbanization, haven’t we left the world where ‘folk religion’ was part and parcel of a former way of life or found only among people whose lives were enveloped with animism? Not so fast! Folk religion is alive and well everywhere, but many of us still struggle to understand it or to engage it biblically. This anniversary edition is as relevant and needed today as it was when first published, and together with a helpful prologue and current epilogue makes this a ‘must-read’ for anyone engaged in ministry.”
Walking Blind, Revised and Expanded Edition
Christian Living
“In these beautifully written and thought-provoking essays, Canfield draws an important distinction between religion and faith. Walking in religion is about control and conforming to rules and regulations. In contrast, walking ‘blindly’ by faith in Jesus requires us to trust God completely as we are led ‘blindly’ by the Holy Spirit.”
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Crossing Cultures with the Gospel
Evangelism & Missions
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