Globalization and Its Effects on Urban Ministry in the 21st Century

TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Preface: The Convergence of Colleagues: Westminster’s Urban Program – Susan S. Baker, Roger S. Greenway, and William C. Krispin
• Introduction: Globalization, Urbanization and Mission – Susan S. Baker

Section 1: Globalization
• 1. Globalization: How Should Mission Respond? – Susan S. Baker
• 2. Contextual Theologies: The Problem of Agendas – Harvie M. Conn
• 3. Globalization, Africa, the Church and Its Mission: An Introduction – I.W. (Naas) Ferreira
• 4. Post-Christianity and Renewal in London – Michael Eastman

Section 2: Reconciliation
• 5. Commitment to Reconciliation: The Cost and the Future – Manuel Ortiz
• 6. Chinese American Protestant Christianity: A History on the Margins – Jeffrey K. Jue
• 7. “If You Want Peace, Work for Justice”: Reflections on the Ministry of Reconciliation – Mark R. Gornik
• 8. The Aftermath of Ethnic Cleansing: How the Church Can Make a Difference – Ondrej Franka
• 9. Northern Ireland: A Time for Healing – William A. Shaw

Section 3: Church Planting
• 10. The Ends of the Earth Have Come to New York: A Church Multiplication Movement in the NY Metro Area – John A. Algera
• 11. Repentance and Bonding Dynamics Within Cross-Cultural Church Planting Teams – Kyuboem Lee
• 12. Hybrid Church Planting Among North African Muslim Immigrants Living in France – John S. Leonard
• 13. Church Planting in South America’s Urban Centers – Manuel Sosa

Section 4: Leadership Development
• 14. Perspectives on Emerging Church Leadership – Timothy Z. Witmer
• 15. Theological Education in a Global Setting: The African Context – Jonathan T. Iorkighir
• 16. Mentoring: Developing Urban Leaders in Chicago – Pedro Aviles

• Author Profiles
• Bibliography
• Index