Stefan Paas

Church in Life

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Given the challenges facing Christian mission in the West, there is an urgent need for the church to innovate. New Christian communities are crucial in this search for renewal. In this excellent study, based on a great number of case studies and packed with relevant theological and entrepreneurial theory, Michael Moynagh provides a wealth of up-to-date resources for missionary pioneers. For reflective practitioners and students of mission who seek to understand and improve their practice, this book is a welcome tool. I warmly recommend it.”

Questions of Context

Evangelism & Missions

“All through the twentieth century, German missiologists made important contributions to missiological reflections on culture and contextualization. Studying these contributions is crucial for anyone who seeks to understand contemporary missiological debates. In this very accessible yet thorough volume, Flett and Wrogemann present the foundational texts of German missiology, demonstrating beyond doubt that these texts cannot be ignored. Its structure renders it very suitable for use in academic teaching, while professional missiologists and students of world Christianity will benefit from the lucid introductions and analytical sections. Warmly recommended!”

The Continuing Witness of the Missional Church

Evangelism & Missions

“Mission is about friendship: God offering us his friendship and people participating in this offer and making new friends while doing so. Darrell Guder has shown many what it means to join this mission of friendship and thus he has created a wide, international circle of friends. I am grateful to be in that circle, thanks to Darrell Guder, my mentor, friend, and example.”

Trust in Atonement

Theology

“‘Reconciled diversity’ is a buzzword in missiology. What is often overlooked, however, is the issue of trust (pistis). In this well-written book, Teresa Morgan makes a compelling case for the importance of trust in understanding what God has done in Jesus Christ, and how His faithfulness invites us to the mission of healing relationships.”