Equipping for Global Mission
An educator friend was fond of saying, “We educate children; we train dogs; but we equip people for ministry.” This compendium of essays presented at the annual gathering of the Evangelical Missiological Society focuses on designing education and equipping for missional impact.
Networking the Black Church: Digital Black Christians and Hip-Hop
Networking the Black Church: Digital Black Christians and Hip-Hop is an influential work that explores the intersections of Black faith, hip-hop, and Black digital media. Erika D. Gault, Director of the Center of African American Religious Life at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, explores a variety of digital and physical means that influence digital Black Christianity beyond Black churches
Soul by Soul: The Evangelical Mission to Spread the Gospel to Muslims
This book by Adriana Carranca is a remarkable non-judgmental look at Christian missionary work amongst Muslims. It is remarkable because Carranca identifies herself as a “secular journalist” (22).
The New Testament in Color: A Multi-Ethnic Bible Commentary
The New Testament in Color was the vision of African American New Testament scholar Esau McCaulley. Lamenting the lack of Black voices in biblical scholarship, McCaulley also realized that other marginalized voices were also missing from conversations in biblical studies.