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Victor I. Ezigbo

Biography

Victor I. Ezigbo earned a PhD at the University of Edinburgh and has served on the faculty of Bethel University in St. Paul, Minnesota, as Associate Professor of Contextual and Systematic Theology and Professor of Theology and World Christianity. Ezigbo's books include The Art of Contextual Theology (2021), Introducing Christian Theologies, Volume Two (2015), and Introducing Christian Theologies, Volume One (2013).

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Entangling Web

History & Biography

“For better or worse, European Christianity has played a significant role in the resurgence of the phenomenon of world Christianity since the late twentieth century. This book impressively captures the major features of European Christianity that are pertinent to the study of the transmission of the Christian faith within the diverse context of Europe. It is a welcome contribution to the discourse on world Christianity.”

Identity and Ecclesiology

Theology

“Drawing from her exposure to African Christianity and expertise in African theology, Lowery has produced an accessible and insightful work that discusses in a distinctive manner the relationship between identity and church as imagined in the works of some key African theologians. Identity and Ecclesiology makes a substantive contribution to the growing literature on contemporary African Christianity and African ecclesiology.”

Recollections and Reflections

History & Biography

“Recollections and Reflections: A Missionary Kid’s African Experiences is an exhilarating memoir that takes readers on a remarkable journey, which traverses different communities in Nigeria, especially in the northern region of the country. This memoir masterfully draws upon personal experiences while detailing missionary activities and their interactions with the sociopolitical, religious, and economic environment of Nigeria from the 1970s onward. It presents a sympathetic examination of these activities with perceptive insights that will captivate readers from start to finish.”

Turning Points

World Religions

“Turning Points is a magnificent, well-written, and resourceful survey of many of the major moments in the history of Christianity. This edition’s inclusion of more voices of women whose lives and works have contributed to the formation and expansion of Christianity is a significant improvement.”

Why Evangelical Theology Needs the Global Church

Theology

“Pardue bravely takes on Western evangelical theologians’ varied responses to broad theological issues pertaining to the phenomenon of the global church and the field of contextual theology. His engagement with these issues is refreshing, insightful, and constructive.”

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