Category: Book Reviews

If you want your thinking about the training of church planters to be stimulated and challenged, here is the book for you.

The majority of evangelical Christians now live in the southern hemisphere. God has multiplied his Church in Latin America, Africa and southern Asia. …

As a professional therapist, I am often approached by Christian women who are asked to help others in emotional distress. “How do I help this woman?…

This fine collection of essays illustrates that breadth need not imply superficiality.

Christopher Little is to be congratulated for writing a book on the second most significant missionary exemplar of all time, the peripatetic and harro…

Warning, The New Friars will be hazardous to your suburbanite soup kitchen mentality!

Urbanization has been a worldwide reality for several decades. As a result, the peoples and their religions have been clustering in the cities of the …

Powerful global forces are motivating organizations of many kinds to bridge traditional barriers by attempting new partnerships and alliances. But unc…

Business as mission (BAM) is an ongoing topic of discussion and has yielded much interest. Michael Baer’s aptly titled new book addresses this topic…

Buying Africans by the thousands at slave markets, evangelizing but not fully freeing them and forming them into faith communities and then resettling…