Dyron B. Daughrity

Christianity in India

History & Biography

“The situation of Christianity in India has taken a turn for the worse in very recent years, and it is a story that needs to be watched carefully. Rebecca Samuel Shah and Joel Carpenter have put together a team of scholars who understand what is happening on the ground. The case studies in this book are nuanced and powerful, and provide us with much-needed information to help us understand why things have gotten to this point. I recommend this book highly, in hopes that more people will become aware of the present plight of India's 45 million Christians.”

Michael Amaladoss and the Quest for Indian Theology

Theology

“Enrico Beltramini has accomplished a herculean task. He has written the definitive account of Michael Amaladoss: an esteemed Indian academic polymath, who faithfully served the Jesuit order and became globally renowned. Beltramini's familiarity with Amaladoss, his Indian context, and his massive corpus of writing makes this volume indispensable for those wanting to understand Indian Christian theology over the last century.”

Passage to India

Theology

“For those interested in interreligious dialogue, there are few figures who conjure the level of interest that Abhishiktānanda does. He was uniquely at the fulcrum of art, mysticism, spirituality, and asceticism. Anyone who wants to understand Bede Griffith’s deepest motivations must begin here, with Abhishiktānanda. Enrico Beltramini, with his multilingual prowess and hybrid life experience in India and the West, is the perfect guide for this fascinating journey into the heart of Hindu-Christian intersectionality.”

World Christianity and the Unfinished Task

Evangelism & Missions

“Lionel Young has written a concise and exciting look at the dramatic changes occurring in global Christianity today, and I heartily recommend it. I envision pastors sharing this book with their congregations, explaining the crucial yet often unnoticed shifts within Christianity that are happening right outside our doorsteps.”