Leonid Kishkovsky

Three Views on Eastern Orthodoxy and Evangelicalism

Theology

“Three Views on Eastern Orthodoxy and Evangelicalism is an important contribution to a long-overdue ecumenical dialogue. The book gives even more than the title promises. It offers three answers to the question, “Are Eastern Orthodoxy and evangelicalism compatible?” The three answers: yes, no, and maybe. In addition, the five authors offer us a genuine Eastern Orthodox–evangelical dialogue. My hope is that evangelical and Eastern Orthodox readers will not be paralyzed by the answers but will be given energy to continue and to deepen the dialogue. Christian witness in today’s world requires no less of evangelical and Eastern Orthodox Christians.”

Wounded Visions

History & Biography

“Jonas Jonson's Wounded Visions: Unity, Justice, and Peace in the World Church after 1968 is a thoughtful and vivid account of the ecumenical movement. In the context of a wounded humanity and wounded world it is appropriate that the Christian quest for unity, justice, and peace is the quest of 'wounded healers.' As a practicing Christian pastor and bishop, theologian and ecumenist, Jonson brings both sobriety and hope to his account. This book will inform and shape the thought and witness of those who continue the ecumenical pilgrimage in faithfulness to the 'wounded visions' of the gospel of Christ.”