$20.00<\/strong>
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This book, written by fifteen key interpreters of present-day Christianity from a wide spectrum of tradition, professional training and experience across the globe, examines documenting Christianity as academic discipline and practice at the beginning of the third millennium.<\/p>\n
Editors
\nMichael Poon is the director of the Centre for the Study of Christianity in Asia, Trinity Theological College, Singapore. Marek A. Rostkowski, OMI, is the director of the Pontifical University Urbaniana Library, Rome. They co-chair the DABOH Study Group, International Association for Mission Studies. John Roxborogh is an honorary fellow of CSCA, Trinity Theological College. He chaired DABOH from 1992 to 2005.<\/p>\n
Contents<\/h5>\n
Foreword \u2013 Gerald H. Anderson<\/p>\n
Introduction \u2013 Revisiting the Structural Problems in Mission Studies in a Globalising Age \u2013 Michael Poon, Marek A. Rostkowski, and John Roxborogh<\/p>\n
Part One: Theological locus of archives<\/p>\n
1. Documentation for a New Millennium of Mission\u2013 Heinz Hunke<\/p>\n
2. Revisiting Heinz Hunke\u2019s Documentation for a New Millennium of Mission \u2013 Andrew F. Walls<\/p>\n
3. Ecclesiastical Archives and the Memory of God\u2019s People \u2013 Michael John Zielinski<\/p>\n
Part Two: Documentation for mission<\/p>\n
4. Drawing on the Intellectual Heritage of the Past for the Theological Task of the Present \u2013 Kwame Bediako<\/p>\n
5. Documentation, Social Tradition, and the Rise of Asian Pacific Christianity \u2013 Michael Poon<\/p>\n
6. New Digital Media, Dislocation, Documentation and the Study of Mission \u2013 John Roxborogh<\/p>\n
7. Measuring and Documenting Persecution of Christians: A Case Study of the World Watch List \u2013 Christof Sauer<\/p>\n
8. Preserving the Memory(ies) of the Ecumenical Movement \u2013 Dietrich Werner<\/p>\n
Part Three: To all peoples, from all peoples, for all peoples<\/p>\n
9. The Contribution of Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate in the Beginning and Development of the Missionary Bibliography \u2013 Marek A. Rostkowski<\/p>\n
10. \u201cAlways remember these things\u201d: The Billy Graham Center Archives and the Documentation of Christian Witness \u2013 Bob Shuster<\/p>\n
11. Missiology in Poland \u2013 Wojciech Kluj<\/p>\n
12. Bridging the Gap: The Role of Libraries and Archives in Mission Studies in East Africa\u2013 Ephraim Mudave<\/p>\n
13. The Akrofi\u2013Christaller Institute of Theology and the Documentation of Church Life in Ghana\u2013 Korklu A. Laryea<\/p>\n
14. Recovering the Memory of a World War I Protestant Mission in Belgium: The British and Allied Evangelistic Campaign and the origins of the Belgian Gospel Mission \u2013 Aaldert Prins<\/p>\n
15. The Story of Documentation, Archives and Bibliography \u2013John Roxborogh<\/p>\n
Afterword \u2013 Caritas in Veritate \u2013 Documenting Christianity in the Present Time \u2013 Michael Poon and Marek A. Rostkowski<\/p>\n
Appendix \u2013 List of Papers presented at the Rome 2002, Balaton 2008 and Toronto 2012 Conferences<\/p>\n
Endorsement
\nBehind this collection lie probing questions about how \u2018World Christianity\u2019 may be classified. Is the term simply another way of describing Christianity today, or is the term a product of the deep binaries resulting from the decolonization model? Are the challenges of documentation merely technical or are they profoundly theological? I cannot commend this thoughtful and crucial collection too highly. – IAIN R. TORRANCE, President, Princeton Theological Seminary<\/p>\n
Documentation is a practice that is crucial to any kind of research. Conceptualizing documentation itself is a theme that underlies this book. By entering into the theological foundations of \u201cdocumenting world Christianity in the 21st century,\u201d this work offers a perspective that is positive, confident and profound, especially in regard to a subject that is pivotal to missiology and to the whole of Christian theology as well. – ADAM WOLANIN, SJ, Full Professor, Faculty of Missiology, Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome<\/p>\n
This book gives an excellent introduction to the challenges and prospects of documenting missionary experiences. The rich encounter between the Gospel, its heralds and hearers in different cultures and nations for the past 2,000 years can easily be lost and forgotten. This book highlights the needs and challenges of collecting missionary experiences from all over the world in the present time. – JAROS\u0141AW R\u00d3\u017bA\u0143SKI, OMI, Professor and Head of Missiology, Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Warsaw<\/p>\n
There is a great deal of serious and technical content in this book for historical and missiological scholars. But the specifics are connected to the depths of reflection on memory, and hence ecclesial identity. I recommend the book to a wider audience. – GEORGE SUMNER, Principal, Wycliffe College, University of Toronto<\/p>\n
This book is a guide and an inspiration for all interested in World Christianity. Its contributors ably demonstrate the variety of documentation and methods of collection and call persuasively for a sharing of memories and interpretations across the globe. – EMMA WILD-WOOD, Director, Henry Martyn Centre, Cambridge<\/p>\n
Documentation may sound a largely technical matter, a concern principally for the librarians and archivists who service academic studies. This book shows how crucial it is, not just to scholarship, but to the life and mission of the Church throughout the world. It is stuffed full of good things. Some of them are richly suggestive theologically; some are revealing in surprising ways about Christian history, thought and life, not least in Africa, Asia and Latin America. Some are not just powerful but potentially explosive in their implications, especially if we neglect their message. It is a book not merely for specialists, but for all who care about Christian mission. – ANDREW F. WALLS, Professor, University of Edinburgh, Liverpool Hope University and Akrofi-Christaller Institute, Ghana
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Handbook of Popular Spiritual Movements in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia<\/h3>\n
Editors:
Poon, Michael Nai-Chiu and
John Roxborogh<\/strong><\/p>\nPages:
400<\/strong><\/p>\nPublication Year:
2015<\/strong><\/p>\nISBN:
978-981-09-6496-2<\/strong><\/p>\nPrice:
$65.00<\/strong><\/p>\n[\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text admin_label=”Description – Handbook of Popular Spiritual Movements in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia” _builder_version=”4.16″ text_font=”Georgia||||” use_border_color=”off” border_style=”solid” global_colors_info=”{}”]<\/p>\n
Description<\/h5>\n
The Handbook of Popular Spiritual Movements in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia provides a reference for interpreting contemporary Christian life and practice through the contributions of over forty local and international theologians, historians, theological educators, social scientists, artists, composers and pastors. Their interpretative essays, case studies and examples of image and music for worship, help us sense and understand the evolving movements of aspiration, thought and practice that are shaping present-day Christianity in Asia.<\/p>\n
Contents<\/h5>\n
Foreword by Andrew F. Walls
\nForeword by Lo Lung-Kwong
\nPreface: A Spiritual Exercise of Finding God in All Things
\nTimeline: Spiritual Movements in the Midst of Cultural and Political Change<\/p>\n
INTRODUCTION: REVIEWING AND REIMAGINING THE RECENT PAST
\nMethodology, Sources and Guiding Principles
\nConceptualising Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia
\nSoutheast Asia\u2019s Quest for a Confident Identity in the Late Twentieth Century
\nContextualising Theology in Asia: Forty Years Onward
\nInterpreting Divine Acts<\/p>\n
PART I: CURRENTS AND CONTEXTS<\/p>\n
Folk Christianity, Pentecostalism and Primal Spirituality
\nMigration
\nPrimal Spirituality, Religion and Islamisation
\nNation Making, Globalisation, and the Church in Southeast Asia<\/p>\n
PART II: STUDIES OF GRASSROOTS CHRISTIANITY
\nIndigenous Senoi Christianity: A Preliminary Investigation
\nEthnicity and Religion on the Margins: Working-Class Telegu Adventist Christians in Urban Malaysia
\nChinese Methodists in Malaysia: A Typology of Mission and Migration
\nFinding a Home: John Sung\u2019s Evangelistic Bands as the Location for a New Female Identity
\nThe LoveSingapore Movement
\nThe Brothers I Have Never Known: New Immigrants Meeting Old-Timer Immigrants in Singaporean Churches
\nChristian Identity and Religious Pluralism in the Aftermath of Religious Communal Violence in Indonesia
\nChrisians and Muslims in South Sulawesi: A Story of the Seko Community<\/p>\n
PART III: IMAGES OF FAITH: A VISUAL JOURNEY
\nImages of Faith<\/p>\n
PART IV: SOUNDS OF LAND AND SEA: THE MUSIC OF WORSHIP
\nRe-Imagination and Transformation
\nSounds of Land and Sea: Hymns and Commentary<\/p>\n
LOOKING FORWARD
\nMemory, Identity and Social Vision: The Theological Nature of Southeast Asian Christianity
\nPassing Around and Handing Down: Love and Service for God\u2019s Kingdom
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The Gospel according to Mark<\/h3>\n
Author:
Tan Kim Huat<\/strong><\/p>\nPublisher:
Asia Theological Association<\/strong><\/p>\nPages:
112<\/strong><\/p>\nPublication Year:
2011<\/strong><\/p>\nPrice:
$18.00 (Sold out)<\/strong><\/p>\n[\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text admin_label=”Description – The Gospel according to Mark” _builder_version=”4.16″ text_font=”Georgia||||” use_border_color=”off” border_style=”solid” global_colors_info=”{}”]<\/p>\n
Synopsis<\/h5>\n
This series of commentaries on all the books of the Old and New Testament is designed to enable readers to understand the Scriptures in their own context, and to interpret and apply them to the plurality of Asian cultures in which they live and work.<\/p>\n
The series is designed for use by pastors in their expository ministry of preaching, teaching and counseling, by teachers and students in their theological studies, and by men and women who lead small groups in churches and homes.
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The Trinity & The Religions<\/h3>\n
Authors:
\nTan Loe Joo<\/strong><\/p>\nPages:
\n258<\/strong><\/p>\nPublication Year:
\n2018<\/strong><\/p>\nISBN:
\n978-1-9787-0060-4<\/strong><\/p>\nPrice:
\n$105.00<\/strong>
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Will the followers of other religions who have not heard of the gospel be saved? Since the Second Vatican Council, the Catholic church has been grappling with this question, culminating in a recent document, Dominus Iesus in 2000. In the post-DI climate, the British theologian, Gavin D\u2019Costa, has been described as a \u201crepresentative post-DI theologian of religions.\u201d And with good reason, since other theologians such as Jacques Dupuis whose work along the lines of \u201cneo-Rahnerianism\u201d have been curtailed by DI.<\/p>\n
D’Costa\u2019s work has spanned the past three decades and is aimed at developing a theology that echoes developments within the Catholic church’s efforts to grapple with the existence of other religions. In doing so, he has appropriated the doctrine of the Trinity by reasoning it provides the very resources for interacting with \u201cOthers\u201d and developed a form of Trinitarian inclusivism. Based on the work of patristic theologians such as Lewis Ayres and Michel Barnes and their conception of a \u201cPro-Nicene\u201d theological matrix, this book is an attempt to assess whether D\u2019Costa\u2019s utilization of trinitarian resources for contemporary concerns is faithful to the tradition. The book concludes that while there is much to commend in D\u2019Costa\u2019s system, there remain some features not fully consonant with classical Trinitarianism.
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The Priesthood of Christ
\nAtonement in the Theology of John Owen (1616 – 1683)<\/h3>\n
Author:
\nEdwin E.M. Tay<\/strong><\/p>\nPages:
\n207<\/strong><\/p>\nWeight:
\n325g<\/strong><\/p>\nPublication Year:
\n2014<\/strong><\/p>\nISBN:
\n978-1-84227-7997<\/strong><\/p>\nPrice:
\n$46.00<\/strong>
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Despite wide acclaim for John Owen (1616-1683) as a leading representative of the doctrine of atonement in the Reformed tradition, a thorough examination of his views on the subject has yet to be undertaken. This work is the first full-scale monograph on the subject. Drawing on recent historiographical studies on the intellectual history of Protestant Orthodoxy and the full range of Owen\u2019s writings, Dr Tay demonstrates that at the heart of Owen\u2019s atonement theology is his peculiar understanding of Christ\u2019s priesthood conceived in terms of the oblation and intercession of Christ, performed in the states of humiliation and exaltation.<\/p>\n
This book belongs to the monograph series Studies in Christian History and Thought by Paternoster Press.<\/p>\n
Contents<\/h5>\n
Chapter 1 Introduction
\nChapter 2 The Agent of Redemption
\nChapter 3 The Means of Redemption: Christ the Mediator
\nChapter 4 The Means of Redemption: Christ’s Priestly Office
\nChapter 5 The Means of Redemption: Satisfaction for Sin
\nChapter 6 The End of Redemption
\nChapter 7 Conclusion
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Worship a Practical Guide<\/h3>\n
Author:
Jeffrey Truscott<\/strong><\/p>\nPages:
264<\/strong><\/p>\nWeight:
417g<\/strong><\/p>\nPublication Year:
2011<\/strong><\/p>\nISBN:
978-981-4305-41-9<\/strong><\/p>\nPrice:
$25.00<\/strong><\/p>\n[\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text admin_label=”Description – Worship: A Practical Guide” _builder_version=”4.16″ text_font=”Georgia||||” use_border_color=”off” border_style=”solid” global_colors_info=”{}”]<\/p>\n
Contents<\/h5>\n
Part 1 – The Meaning of Worship
\nChapter 1: The Nature of Worship
\nChapter 2: The Theology of Worship
\nChapter 3: The Shape of Worship<\/p>\n
Part 2 – The Elements of Worship
\nChapter 4: Worship and Ritual
\nChapter 5: Worship and Culture
\nChapter 6: Worship and Music
\nChapter 7: Worship and Time<\/p>\n
Part 3 – The practice of worship
\nChapter 8: The Christian Calendar
\nChapter 9: The Gathering
\nChapter 10: The Word
\nChapter 11: The Responses to the Word
\nChapter 12: The Lord’s Supper
\nChapter 13: The Sending
\nChapter 14: Putting it All Together
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The Sacraments<\/h3>\n
Author:
\nJeffrey Truscott<\/strong><\/p>\nPages:
\n496<\/strong><\/p>\nPublication Year:
\n2016<\/strong><\/p>\nISBN:
\n978-935-14-8076-1<\/strong><\/p>\nPrice:
\n$35.00<\/strong>
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This book seeks to foster a recovery of worship in both Word and Sacrament among Protestant Christians, especially those in Asia. Classical Protestant understandings are seen as the basis of a contemporary liturgical piety centred on the sacraments. It aims to encourage Protestants to rediscover their traditional sacramental theologies and practices in order that they might recover their distinctive identities and revitalize their witness in the world. To know and understand a church s sacramental faith and practice is to find the heart of its theology and faith. This book is intended for pastors and other church leaders who want to renew the worship life of their churches by re-discovering the sacraments, particularly the sacramental traditions of their own churches.
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Twelve Whys of Worship<\/h3>\n
Author:
Jeffrey Truscott<\/strong><\/p>\nPages:
168<\/strong><\/p>\nPublication Year:
2018<\/strong><\/p>\nISBN:
978-981-48-0722-7<\/strong><\/p>\nPrice:
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Contents<\/h5>\n
Written by a scholar with years of experience in teaching and pastoral ministry, Twelve Whys of Worship by Jeffrey Truscott explores the reasons behind the central actions of Christian worship. Each of these is examined from biblical, historical, and theological perspectives so that a broad, in-depth understanding is given. The author forthrightly explores the difficulties and questions that pertain to the various acts of worship. Readers will appreciate how he begins each chapter by drawing a comparison with an action in everyday life. Accessible, concise, and thoughtful, Twelve Whys of Worship will be a helpful guide for pastors and lay leaders who are serious about worship.
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At the Crossroads: The History of Trinity Theological College<\/h3>\n
Trinity Theological College (2006)<\/p>\n
Old Price:
\n$30.00<\/strong><\/p>\nPrice:
\n$25.00 (You save $5.00!)<\/strong>
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Foreword<\/p>\n
Acknowledgements<\/p>\n
Trinity Anthem<\/p>\n
Part One The Beginning of Theological Education<\/p>\n
Chapter 1 The Prologue to Trinity 1819-1941<\/p>\n
Part Two The Formative Years<\/p>\n
Chapter 2 The Founding of Trinity College 1942-1949<\/p>\n
Chapter 3 A Time to Build 1950-1959<\/p>\n
Chapter 4 Laying the Foundation 1960-1969<\/p>\n
Part Three Developing an Asian Identity<\/p>\n
Chapter 5 Creating an Indigenous and Asian College 1970-1979<\/p>\n
Chapter 6 Towards the New Millennium 1980-2000<\/p>\n
Chapter 7 Moving to A New Home and Setting New Sights<\/p>\n
Chronology of Significant Events<\/p>\n
Appendices<\/p>\n
Index
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Faithful to The End: The Message of Daniel for Life in the Real World<\/h3>\n
Author:
Gordon Wong<\/strong><\/p>\nPages:
223<\/strong><\/p>\nPublication Year:
2006<\/strong><\/p>\nISBN:
978-981-4138-72-7<\/strong><\/p>\nPrice:
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Description<\/h5>\n
The Book of Daniel conveys a serious and relevant message for adults living in the harsh realities of the ancient world and ours. Written in a conversational yet masterly style, Rev Dr Gordon Wong unravels the powerful message of Daniel to help readers apply it to contemporary challenges of today. Pastors, preachers, and everyone who is interested in the pastoral significance and relevance of Daniel will find Faithful to the End penetrating, practical and profoundly encouraging.
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I, Daniel<\/h3>\n
Author:
\nGordon Wong<\/strong><\/p>\nPublication Year:
\n2007<\/strong><\/p>\nPrice:
\n$2.00<\/strong>
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A snappy introduction and a teaser to entice you into the world of Daniel.
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Foolish Leaders and the Will of YHWH: Editorial Effects in Isaiah 19<\/h3>\n
Author:
\nGordon Wong<\/strong><\/p>\nPrice:
\n$30.00 (sold out)<\/strong>
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Author:
\nWong, Gordon<\/strong><\/p>\nPublication Year:
\n2009<\/strong><\/p>\nPrice:
\n$18.00<\/strong>
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We live in tumultuous times. There is unrest, violence and turmoil all over the world. When will peace and order ever reign? In The Road to Peace, Rev Dr Gordon Wong brings a message of hope and encouragement by expounding on the core truths and the relevance of Isaiah 1-12 in these treacherous times.
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