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Ryan K. Bolger

Biography

Ryan K. Bolger has served as Associate Professor of Church in Contemporary Culture at Fuller Theological Seminary. Bolger edited Techno-Sapiens in a Networked Era (2020).

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A Convergent Model of Renewal

“C. Wess Daniels, in A Convergent Model of Renewal, offers a fresh and creative approach to church transformation that respects both tradition and contemporary culture while charting a clear path forward. Through this highly original proposal, Daniels articulates a brilliant synthesis of old and new by way of remix, resistance, and deep, open participation. Applicable beyond the Quaker tradition, A Convergent Model of Renewal would benefit any faith community that looks to remain rooted in their tradition while dynamically responding to the global media culture of the twenty-first century. Highly recommended.”

Digital Togetherness in the Middle East and North Africa

Evangelism & Missions

“A fantastic work. Very thorough, clear, logical, precise. Relying on expert thinking, Chung achieves just the right balance of digital theory and praxis to deliver a solid, thoroughly researched set of prescriptions for relationship building amongst media-saturated young adults in non-Western contexts. A must-read for all digitally focused intercultural ministries.”

Street Signs

Evangelism & Missions

“Seattle serves as a microcosm of our new global reality--where East and West meet in postmodern context. David Leong understands this reality . . . The issues he addresses are not abstract, but rooted in the concrete practices of the church. Street Signs is essential reading for those who hope to foster multicultural and multi-socioeconomic Christian communities in contemporary global contexts.”

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Cover of Techno-Sapiens in a Networked Era

Techno-Sapiens in a Networked Era

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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

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