Sadiri Joy Tira

A Theological Understanding of Power for Poverty Alleviation in the Philippines

Evangelism & Missions

“Informative! Captivating! Scholarly! The timely publication of this volume is a major contribution to Philippine religious literature. I highly recommend it to researchers, clergy, lay leaders, missionaries, denominational and agency administrators, and theology—specifically diaspora missiology—students.”

Contextualizing the Faith

Christian Living

“Nearly fifty years ago, the word ‘contextualization’ first appeared on missiology’s radar. This concept has been debated ever since, and no definition has been universally accepted by scholars and practitioners. Moreau’s approach is not to propose a new definition or to deconstruct the concept, but to help us understand the goal of contextualization—that is, Jesus Christ as the incarnate God. Christ is real and can be experienced daily in all areas and aspects of life. This book is for teachers and students of missions, denominational and mission agency executives, strategists, field-workers, pastors, and parishioners.”

Diaspora Christianities

Evangelism & Missions

“This book is more than a portrait of contemporary South Asian diaspora. This new volume is very informative, wresting, and motivational. Other diaspora and migrants will definitely learn how to do missions to, through, and beyond their own groups.”

Disciples of the Nations

Evangelism & Missions

“Disciples of the Nations presents scholarly research but remains accessibly practical. Further, it reads deeply personal, speaking to the heart and inspiring action. . . . It is a long-awaited resource for the global church.”

Korean Diaspora and Christian Mission

Evangelism & Missions

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