Mission in Context

Foreword by Christopher J.H. Wright Introduction John Corrie and Cathy Ross Part I: J. Andrew Kirk: His Life and Work 1 Missiologist and Theologian Cathy Ross 2 A Life in Mission Daniel Kirk 3 Doing Evangelical Theology at a Time of Turmoil: A Retrospective Survey of Andrew’s Latin American Experience J. Samuel Escobar Part II: What is Mission? 4 Global Partnership and Integral Mission C. René Padilla 5 Evangelicals and Liberation Theology John Corrie 6 Practising Community in the Early Church: A Missional Reading of the Summary Texts in Acts Peter Penner 7 The Gospel and Nation-Building in Emergent Nations: An Evangelical Agenda Hwa Yung Part III: Truth in a Pluralistic World 8 Convictional Perspectivism: A Constructive Proposal for a Theological Response to Postmodern Conditions Parush R. Parushev 9 Truth and Pluralism Vinoth Ramachandra 10 Intercultural and Inter-Religious Dialogue in Europe: Are the EU and the Council of Europe Participants or Arbiters of the Dialogue? Darrell Jackson 11 Worldviews and Christian Conversion Andrew F. Walls Part IV: Culture, Education and Religion 12 A Missiology of Western Culture: Background and Development of a Project Wilbert R. Shenk 13 Christian Faith, Freedom and Illiberal Liberalism: Leads from Lesslie Newbigin David Kettle 14 Mission and Violence: Inculturation in the Fourth Century – Basil and Ambrose Alan Kreider 15 Dilemmas and Challenges for Theology in Post-Communist Eastern Europe Peter Kuzmic 16 The Significance of Pentecostalism to Mission Allan Anderson