Stephen T. Pardue
Biography
Stephen T. Pardue earned a PhD at Wheaton College. Pardue has directed the ThM/PhD in Theological Studies and Church History at the Asia Graduate School of Theology, and has served as an associate professor of theology there and at the International Graduate School of Leadership in Manila. Pardue wrote Retrieving Humility (2026) and Why Evangelical Theology Needs the Global Church (2023), and edited Majority World Theology (2020).
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Evangelism & Missions
“Here is a unique and relevant volume, bringing together elements of thoughtful memoir, missions theory, and practical training. . . . Readers will be grateful to find that the writing is accessible and the advice is eminently practical.”
Evangelism & Missions
“For too long, scholarship about contextualization has been hobbled by the notion that indigeneity or authenticity requires drawing primarily from the cultural past. Meanwhile, discussions of globalization have often missed the persistent importance of understanding local contexts for shaping the cultures and identities of Christian communities. In Emplacing Globalization, Cheong and Ro bring these streams of thought together into a productive, stimulating conversation, and apply their model to the most pressing missiological discussions of our day. Readers will have their thinking deepened and will walk away more equipped to bear witness to the good news in the rapidly changing modern world.”
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