Mark A. Lamport
Biography
Mark A. Lamport earned a PhD at Michigan State University and has served as a professor of practical theology. Lamport edited Engaging Coloniality (2025), the Handbook on Postconservative Theological Interpretation (2024), and Globalizing Linkages (2024).
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A Timeline of Global Christianity
History & Biography
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World Religions
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Ministry with Youth in Crisis, Revised Edition
Children & Youth
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