New Books

Teaching across Cultures: A Global Christian Perspective

Our February book is Teaching Across Cultures, for which Cesar Lopes (LeaderStudies) from Brazil and Joanna Feliciano-Soberano (LeaderStudies) from the Philippines served as co-editors. If you want to sharpen your abilities to reach out from your own culture to others, this book will serve as an essential guide.  It includes both a robust theoretical framework

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The Evangelical Faith in the Arab Culture

Our January book is The Evangelical Faith in the Arab Culture (currently only available in Arabic). Several members of our fellowship led and contributed to this project, which guides Arab Christians to understand core aspects of our faith through eight lenses critical for their context: Christ, Scriptures, the global church, the Missional church, Islam, the

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God of the Remnant

Our September book is God of the Remnant: The Plight of Minority Ethnic Groups in Africa by Sunday Agang (LeaderStudies). From a uniquely African perspective, this book demonstrates God’s heart for the weak and suffering and calls the Church to uphold the marginalized.

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Living the Gospel of Jesus Christ

Our August book is Living the Gospel of Jesus Christ: Orthodox and Evangelical Approaches to Discipleship and Christian Formation. Tekle Belachew (LeaderStudies) contributed a chapter. If you’re interested in the Lausanne-Orthodox Initiative and how diverse Christians can serve God together, you’ll find this book helpful.

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Conversion to Islam

Why did non-Muslims convert to Islam during the Middle Ages? How did Muslims at the time receive converts? Our July book, Conversion to Islam by Ayman Ibrahim (LeaderStudies), answers some of these questions.

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The Religious Other

Our June book is The Religious Other, edited by Martin Accad at ABTS (VSI), with a contribution by Havilah Dharamraj (Women’s PeerLeader Forum), published by Langham. This book helps readers gain a rich understanding of Islam through academic essays, poetry, and testimonies from a variety of Majority World and Western perspectives.

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African Public Theology

How can Christians help to overcome problems in their societies? Especially in Africa, what does Christianity have to say to politics, economics, work, poverty, education, and the environment? This month, explore African Public Theology, edited by Sunday Agang (LeaderStudies), which answers some of these questions.

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Journey through the Storm

We celebrate Salim Munayer’s book Journey through the Storm, which tells the story of Musalaha and its role in healing the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Salim (LeaderStudies; ScholarLeader of the Year) founded Musalaha thirty years ago to build bridges across communities in Palestine; this book includes essays, curricula, and interviews that challenge us to act on Christ’s

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Reading Ecclesiastes from Asia and Pasifika

Our March book is Reading Ecclesiastes from Asia and Pasifika, to which Tony Deik (LeaderStudies) from Palestine contributed the chapter, “Justice in Ecclesiastes.” His article seems especially appropriate in this season of Lent, as we reflect on Christ’s suffering and how it should shape our response to others’ suffering. The book is available for free

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Redefining Relationships in Romans

Redefining Relationships in Romans: A Socio-Historical and Political Reading by Zakali Shohe from India (LeaderStudies) helps readers understand how Paul defines relationships within the Imperial Roman context. It uses politics and history to illuminate Romans 12-13 and 15.

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