Robert W. Lee

Hiding in the Pews

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

The Doctor and the Apostle

“Jeff Nelson’s The Doctor and the Apostle left me with a deeper appreciation of Doctor Who and a better understanding of the Apostle Paul—both of which I have complicated relationships with. Nelson’s unique approach to the intersections of pop culture and the Christian understanding of the Christian biblical canon will enable you to peer into the similarities of science fiction and Scripture. I’m sure you will find yourself in the pages of this book in ways you hadn’t thought possible. It’s worth your time.”

Theology of Culture in a Japanese Context

Theology

“Fujiwara . . . offers his believer's church theology, based upon his critical study of the theology of H. Richard Niebuhr, John Howard Yoder, and Stanley Hauerwas, to evaluate critically three phases of the history of Christianity in the context of Japanese culture: the rise and development of Roman Catholic mission and church during the feudal 16-17th centuries, the rise and development of the Protestant mission and church from the opening of Japan (1860s) to the beginning of WWII (1945), and postwar Christianity (1945-1985).”

Youth Ministry as Peace Education

Children & Youth

“Corrie has worked hard to become the master of many apprenticing youth ministry workers, and this guidebook to her work is both travelogue and hitching post for anyone attempting to do the work. Corrie knows the heart of young people and the heart of God--and she recognizes those two are often co-mingled and intertwined. You would do best to sit, read, and learn from the best of the best.”