David Cashin

Building Community through Hospitality

Christian Living

“Jessie Udall’s excellent ethnographic study, Building Community through Hospitality, gives voice to the Ethiopian church in providing a strong corrective to the hyper-individualism of the Western church. It focuses on the lost art of hospitality and what the Ethiopian church can teach the West about this. I highly recommend this book for Christians in the West to gain a Global South perspective on what the biblical concept of hospitality really entails.”

Culturally Savvy Global Leadership

Work, Money & Leadership

“This book is a significant achievement that highlights the journey of Asian leaders in international organizations, who have often been overlooked. It provides a thorough exploration of cultural factors and leadership development, offering valuable insights and lessons. In today's globalized world, this book serves as a crucial guide for anyone looking to encourage and support Asian leaders in multicultural international organizations. Dr KyungNam Park, International Director of WEC International Dr David Park’s book, Culturally Savvy Global Leadership based on his doctoral dissertation, is a timely short work on global leadership. In this age where the Church is increasingly from the global south, Park wrestles with the process of recruiting, mentoring and training of the next generation of Asian leaders to lead the NGOs of the 21st century. This is a book that both novices and experienced NGO leaders will find invaluable in thinking through this process. I highly recommend the book.”

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Hope for the Afflicted

Evangelism & Missions

“Hope for the Afflicted is a groundbreaking effort to look at mission strategy and outreach to one of the most neglected and needy Muslim refugee groups worldwide. This book allows us to hear the voices of the Fur people, what they have suffered, and the tenuous circumstance of being refugees in a second land that discriminates against them. I highly recommend this book as an example of how ethnography and contextualization to unreached peoples should be done.”

John of Damascus, First Apologist to the Muslims

Apologetics

“In this age of ignorance of Islam, Dr. Daniel Janosik has introduced us to one of the most significant Christian thinkers of the eighth century, one who provides us with a real window on early Islam. Dr. Janosik's book is highly relevant to our age, well written, and accessible even to the uninitiated. This is a critical book, not just for patristics but for understanding our present circumstance.”