Mark P. Nelson
Discipleship & Christian Education
“Ironically, theological schools teach students to observe and respond to society, but we often fail to do that ourselves when developing our curricula or teaching model. For all of us teaching theology outside of the culture in which we were raised or in which we studied, The Fruits of Listening gives essential insights and examples to challenge us to take time to humbly think about how we can better contextualize our schools to be more effective in developing Christian workers who can impact society where they are.”
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