Changing Frontiers of Mission SS202325 most who buy such things

most who buy such things "barely listen to what is being sung" and even "give up on Christianity simply because the music in actual churches doesn't measure up

Orbis issued this anniversary edition of Dorothy Day: Selected Writings

When scholars ignore or dismiss Black Elk's Catholicism

Costello lucidly demonstrates how colonized peoples have appropriated Christianity

They can look to examples of thriving small Christian communities within their own country and throughout the world

Changing Frontiers of Mission SS202325 most who buy such things"A valuable resource . . ." Dana L. Roberts, Boston University Since Jesus's time, "mission" has preceded the church, and the renewal of the Christian church is linked to recovering this priority of mission. In the past, a frontier was a geographic location; in the future, the "frontier" is symbolized by outward movement, away from the status quo and toward new challenges, new growth, and new opportunities. Wilbert R. Shenk is professor of mission