Category: Book Reviews

Building on Thomas Friedman’s “flat earth” summary of globalization, Roberts’ intent is to cast a vision—presumably for leaders in North Ame…

This book is a tale of two cultures: the East Asian culture and the American culture

Marjory Foyle has finally written her autobiography, which is great news to those of us who consider ourselves humbled to be her legacy of open and ho…

This book should be read, absorbed and its insights worked out in all evangelical ministries.

Discussions of contextualization among evangelicals inevitably provoke a niggling question: How far can we go in making the gospel relevant within hum…

This biography of C. Stacey Woods (1909-1983) is the story of how American college and university campuses became both a mission field and a fertile s…

This volume’s chief value is found in its summary and analysis of four ante-Nicene Church fathers who dealt with the issue of religious systems in c…

“May God give us grace and creativity to push the boundaries, to create, to re-evaluate, to change, to redesign, and to serve with greater effective…

Schlorff confronts those who take contextualization too far in respect to Muslims.

The Mission Handbook is an essential book for at least two reasons: first, as the key directory and reference tool for our North American missi…