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Cover art by Erin Kirk. Nevertheless American Methodists and Women’s Rights NEVERTHELESS Ashley Boggan Dreff AMERICAN 2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment. METHODISTS While some things have changed, others haven’t. AND WOMEN’S Th is book tells the story of American Methodist women’s fi ght for Th ank you for sharing this wisdom ‘for such a time as this.’” RIGHTS women’s rights, beginning with the Women’s Christian Temperance —Amy Valdez Barker, Executive Director of Global Mission Union and ending with the #MeToo movement. Each chapter Connections at the General Board of Global Ministries of Th e United documents particular Methodist women and provides the reader with Methodist Church Ashley Boggan Dreff a basic historic context of the time or situation at hand as it shows how Methodist women engaged and fought for women’s equality or women’s “Nevertheless: American Methodists and Women’s Rights accomplishes rights in American society and American Methodism. the rare feat of time-travel by eff ortlessly weaving together the past, present, and future of Methodist women’s action for social holiness. Th e faith of these Methodist women emboldened them to reach beyond Five systemic issues—voting rights, racial equity, gender equality, their social confi nes to fi nd political avenues of social justice. As women abortion access, and sexual harassment—have galvanized the energy, engaged in mission, they sought not to fi x social ills but prevent them passion, persistence, and faith of Methodist women in their pursuit of from happening again. Th ey addressed the causes of oppression; and by an equitable society. While much has been accomplished, much still Opening Worship at the 2012 United Methodist General Conference stepping out of their place, they made a place for others. remains. In that regard, Dreff ’s work is both timely and sorely needed.” The144 opening pages worship of the 2012 United Methodist General Conference held in Tampa, Fla. brings together worshipers from around the globe. A UMNS photo by John C. Goodwin. June 2020 —Priscilla Pope-Levison, Associate Dean for External Programs and https://www.flickr.com/photos/umcommunications/7111203175/in/album-72157631882137132/ “Dr. Ashley Boggan Dreff has done an outstanding job capturing the Professor of Ministerial Studies, Perkins School of Th eology, Southern Paper 9781945935770 stories of the female saints of the past on whose shoulders women Methodist University $18.99 leaders in the Methodist movement stand. From Frances Willard, to Anna Howard Shaw, to Mrs. Dorothy Tilly and many more, we are Ash ley Boggan Dreﬀ , PhD, is Director of Women and Gender reminded of the struggles and disruptions many women faced in order Studies, Assistant Professor of Religion, High Point University, for women to stand and lead today. As one who helps lead at Global High Point, North Carolina. She is author of Entangled: A History Ministries, I am proud to carry on the legacy of so many women who of American Methodism, Politics, and Sexuality, winner of the 2019 fought for justice, freedom, and equality for all throughout the world. Saddlebag Award.

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A step-by-step guide for hearing and claiming God’s calling for your life. IN GOD’S PLACE Th e purpose of Find Your Place in God’s Mission is to help students am grateful to Jeremiah Gibbs for off ering a transformative way to fi nd clarity about how God has uniquely gifted them to participate in wrestle with these questions as we strive to make sense of our passions, God’s ongoing mission for the sake of the world. Th is book provides a the world’s needs, and the tools we have to embrace and live out our structure and step-by-step guide for discerning God’s calling and corrects vocation—God’s call on our lives. Th is is a must read!” some misconceptions. Gibbs provides guidance and helps organize —Reginald Blount, Assistant Professor of Formation, Youth, and MISSION discernment into three intersecting categories: needs of the world, Culture, Garrett-Evangelical Th eological Seminary passions, and tools. Th is book is for students, youth and young adult pastors, counselors, chaplains, and campus ministers. “Packed with practical steps, real-life stories, and tools for learning, Find Your Place in God’s Mission is a fantastic resource for all seeking to Th e Christian walk leads us to move ever closer to God and take steps explore vocation and calling. As a local church pastor, I plan to share to deepen our calling to be faithful. But the urgency of that pursuit the book with our high school students, mentors, church leadership, Jeremiah Gibbs is especially poignant for teens and college students. Th ey often feel and anyone in the process of vocational and/or missional discernment. pressured, believing that if they don’t get this choice right, they may Jeremiah has a huge heart for helping students and guiding them in fi nd themselves outside of God’s will and be destined for less than God fi nding God’s vision and mission for their life, and I’m excited to have 142 pages intends. Th is practical and accessible book will help them fi nd their way this resource.” May 2020 and discern their path. —Brian Durand, Pastor, Clay United Methodist Church, South Bend, Paper 9781945935756 Indiana Ebook 9781945935763 “God is always calling persons to ministry in ways that allow for $16.99 personal authenticity and vocational passion. Th ank you, Dr. Jeremiah Jeremiah Gibbs, PhD, is University Chaplain and Director of the Gibbs, for speaking encouragement into the lives of students for such Lantz Center for Christian Vocation and Formation, Assistant Professor a time as this. Th is book is a helpful resource and literary gift off ered at of Philosophy and Religion at University of Indianapolis, and an elder the right time.” in Th e United Methodist Church. Gibbs was awarded the 2015 Francis —Bishop Julius C. Trimble, Indiana United Methodist Conference, Asbury Award for outstanding leadership and excellence in higher Th e United Methodist Church education ministries by the United Methodist General Board of Higher Education and Ministries. In addition, he has published academic “Th e two existential questions of life are ‘Who am I?’ and ‘Why am works on Pentecostalism, liturgy, apologetics, and bioethics for journals I here?’ Th ese are two fundamentally spiritual questions as well. I and periodicals.

2 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. Methodist Christology: From the Wesleys to the Jason E. Vickers and Jerome Van Kuiken Twenty-First Century General Editors Jason E. Vickers and Jerome Van Kuiken, General Editors

Maps the path of pan-Wesleyan Christologies

An international group of pan-Wesleyan scholars address this question Methodist Christologies through the Twentieth Century posed by Jaroslav Pelikan: What happened to Methodist Christology 4. Personalism in Methodist Christology – Reginald Broadnax after Wesley? Vickers’s work on Methodist Christology in Th e Oxford Handbook of Methodist Studies sketched a preliminary answer. Th is 5. Christology “Human End Foremost”: Albert Outler and John book fi lls it out. Th e book is in two parts. Part one is a robust study of Deschner – Jerome Van Kuiken Methodist Christology from the Wesleys onward. Moving beyond the 6. Th e Christology of John B. Cobb Jr. – Michael Lodahl Christology historical survey, part two aims to set trajectories for the future of pan- Wesleyan Christology. Th e Futures of Methodist Christology From the Wesleys to the 7. Th e Image of God Is a Black Woman: Feminist and Womanist Twenty-First Century John Deschner’s monograph Wesley’s Christology (1960) blazed a trail for Christologies – Christina M. Smerick subsequent smaller-scale treatments of John Wesley’s doctrine of Christ, such as chapters in Randy Maddox’s Responsible Grace (1994) and Ken 8. Jesús was Born in Guatemala: Toward a Latinx Wesleyan Collins’s Th eology of John Wesley(2007). Th is book reopens a line of Christology – Edgardo Colón-Emeric interpretation that is ripe for reconsideration. 9. Essential Kenosis Christology – Th omas Jay Oord 300 pages Dec. 2020 Contributors: Reginald Broadnax, Paul W. Chilcote, Edgardo Colon- 10. Why Did God Become a Man of the Spirit? Toward a Wesleyan Paper 97819459357817 Emeric, John L. Drury, Chris E. W. Green, Justus H. Hunter, Michael Pentecostal Spirit-Christology – Chris E. W. Green $39.99 Lodahl, Th omas H. McCall, Mark K. Olson, Th omas Jay Oord, 11. Methodist Christology After Barth – John L. Drury Christina M. Smerick, Jerome Van Kuiken, Jason E. Vickers 12. Methodist Christology After Oden – Justus H. Hunter CONTENTS 13. William Burt Pope and the Future of Wesleyan Th eology: Th e Preface by Jerome Van Kuiken and Jason E. Vickers Work of Christ in Dogmatic Perspective – Jason E. Vickers Jason E. Vickers is Professor of Th eology, Asbury Th eological Early Methodist Christology Seminary, Wilmore, Kentucky. 1. “Practical Christology” in John and Charles Wesley – Paul W. Chilcote Jerome Van Kuiken is Associate Professor of Ministry and Christian Th ought, Oklahoma Wesleyan University, and an adjunct professor at 2. Early Methodist Christology Beyond the Wesleys Wesley Biblical Seminary. – Mark K. Olson 3. Nineteenth-Century Methodist Dogmaticians – Th omas H. McCall

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Imagine the possibilities of a nonsexist Church that advocates justice for all. imagining

Christian feminist theology challenges traditional theology and church Contents The Gifts practices that have restricted half of God’s people from serving God equityof Christian and the church as priests, pastors, teachers, and baptizers. This book Introduction Feminist offers a constructive argument and biblical examples to suggest a 1. A Christian Feminist View of Sexism and Religion dynamic adaptation and revision of customs in narratives, prophecy, Theology 2. A Christian Feminist View of Old Testament Scripture: Outsiders, and wisdom, including especially the incarnation and in Jesus’s life Prostitutes, and Wives and teaching. After carefully defining “feminism” and examining the biblical text, the author emphasizes that outsiders and Othered peoples 3. A Christian Feminist View of Women in the New Testament: They are represented in the Bible as loved and used by God, even though the Loved Much privileged have actively discriminated against them and continue to do 4. Christian Feminist and Wesleyan Perspectives on Women in so both in and out of ecclesial structure. Ministry

Christian feminists seek to find, listen, and raise the voices of women 5. A Christian Feminist View of Women Priests and Pastors: Women Priests and the Image of God and others’ experiences through diverse means, in order to contribute to 124 pages the spread of the gospel, redemption, and justice for all. 6. Christian Feminist Revisioning of Theology Nov. 2020 Epilogue Paper 978194593591 Karen Strand Winslow, a noted Old Testament scholar, is Professor of $19.99 Biblical Studies, Chair of Biblical and Theological Studies, and Director For Further Reading of the Masters of Arts in Theological Studies at Azusa Pacific Seminary, Azusa Pacific University. She is also an ordained elder of Free Methodist Church, Southern California Conference.

4 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. The Quotable Mr. Wesley, Updated Edition Edited by W. Stephen Gunter, PhD W. Stephen Gunter, PhD, Editor The Quotable Inspiring words from John Wesley, the founder of Methodism Mr. Wesley

Published in partnership with The Foundation for Evangelism, The W. Stephen Gunter, PhD, is Professor Emeritus, Duke Divinity Quotable Mr. Wesley, Updated Edition, is a treasure trove of wisdom School; Director of Professorships, The Foundation for Evangelism. taken from John Wesley’s journals, notes, letters, and sermons on topics Author of many books, Dr. Gunter is formerly Associate Dean for such as Communion, Evangelism, Grace, Perfection, Plain Truth, Methodist Studies; Director, Global Exchanges; and Research Professor Prayer, Riches, Stewardship, Tolerance, Trinity, World, and many others. of Evangelism and Wesleyan Studies at The Divinity School, Duke The best University. This updated edition is an essential resource for teachers, leaders, pastors, and Christians interested in this remarkable founder of the of updatedall edition is,God Methodist movement. Useful for sermon preparation, teaching, and individual reflection, this book is designed to supplement the library of anyone interested in Wesley and his work. is with us.

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Jesus of Nazareth is the object of Christian faith, hope, and worship Wesley; and shows readers how to preach and teach from each gospel. and the subject of teaching and preaching in churches throughout the As a result readers will have a clear understanding of the biblical world. In Th e Four Gospels: An Introduction for Teaching and Preaching, content; learn the distinctives of a Wesleyan approach to the Gospels; J. Samuel Subramanian lays a fi rm foundation as he addresses the and be better able to guide congregations to help them become more context, authorship, and basics of each Gospel. Using John Wesley’s biblically literate. notes on each gospel text, this thorough yet accessible introduction also J. Samuel Subramanian, PhD demonstrates how each gospel writer exemplifi es the whole scope and , is Associate Professor of New tenor of scripture. Testament Th eology at United Th eological Seminary of the Twin Cities. Author of many articles, his books include Th e Synoptic Gospels and the J. SAMUEL SUBRAMANIAN In this book the author provides a solid foundation for the study of Psalms as Prophecy (London: T & T Clark, 2007). He is an elder in Th e the Gospels; off ers insights from the writings on each gospel by John United Methodist Church.

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6 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. Mothers in Israel Methodist Beginnings through the Eyes of Women Mothers in Israel methodist beginnings Donna L. Fowler-Marchant through the eyes of women Donna L. Fowler-Marchant The stories of early Methodist women leaders

Women’s stories have often been consigned to the footnotes of history, “Donna Fowler-Marchant’s study of early Methodist ‘Mothers in Israel’ making it necessary to read them into the narrative based on scanty will carry you beyond compensatory history. Her explorations—based clues and tantalizing breadcrumbs that sometimes raise more questions on the careful research of scholars over the past several decades— than answers. Conversely, when a written record does exist, it has provide a more fully textured portrait of two women in particular: often been suppressed and/or repackaged, downplaying women’s Susanna Wesley and Mary Bosanquet Fletcher. Rather than simply contributions. Yet in their own time, and due to their leadership and unearthing facts about early Methodist women, Fowler-Marchant exemplary courage, these women were called “Mothers in Israel”—a aff ords an opportunity for you to actually learn from them. Th is rich designation that hearkens back to the biblical Deborah. And Wesley resource helps you live into their spiritual legacy.” used the language of home and family to represent his ideal vision for a —Dr. Paul Chilcote, United Methodist theologian and historian community of believers. Donna L. Fowler-Marchant, DMin, serves three Methodist churches What compelled these strong, intelligent, pious women to stand fast in just outside London, England. A popular speaker and an elder in the the face of obstacles? How did their faith give them a fi rm foundation North Carolina Annual Conference, she has also served as Minister on which to stand? And what were the reactions and roles of the of Pastoral Care at First Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville, North 184 pages signifi cant men in their lives in either encouraging or impeding them Carolina. Dec. 2020 in their ministries? Exploring their stories reveals a legacy of shared Paper 9781945935824 spiritual qualities that can still stir and inspire us. $24.99

AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. 7 Spiritual Direction and the Metamorphosis of Church Brenda K. Buckwell spiritual Let God open your church to its God-sized potential. direction and the Metamorphosis of church Set your church free to follow the Spirit of God and become more fl ight—as a developmental vision of a loving and grace-fi lled life with life-giving through a deeper experience of the living presence of Christ. God. Buckwell provides a practical and profoundly relevant guide to Taking cues from the extraordinary life cycle of the Monarch butterfl y, spiritual development that enables the church to soar.” the practices in this easy-to-implement book are for all who seek new —Dr. Paul W. Chilcote, United Methodist theologian and historian ways for opening God-sized potential of faith, leadership, and being in Rev. Dr. Brenda K. Buckwell community together through the art and practice of spiritual direction. is a thoughtful innovator who increases leadership excellence and deepens awareness of God through preaching, From the most learned to seekers and students of faith looking for spiritual direction, coaching, retreat leadership, and education. A authentic community, this book will provide a pathway of discovery United Methodist endorsed spiritual director and coach, Brenda through the metamorphosis process of spiritual formation. Th e beloved is founder of Living Streams Flowing Water ministry. She teaches community of church can be formed in new ways through spiritual spiritual formation, prayer, and spiritual direction at Ashland and direction training. Th is book provides inward and outward shaping Garrett-Evangelical Seminaries. She is part of the teaching team Brenda K. Buckwell resources for transforming leaders and congregations so that they may for CenterQuest and Coaching 4 Clergy, and author of Th e Advent discover, claim, and fl ourish in ministry. of God’s Word. Brenda is co-founder of Th e Fellowship of United 192 pages Methodist Spiritual Directors and Retreat Leaders (Hearts on Fire) Dec. 2000 “In this richly textured book, Brenda Buckwell identifi es historic and an Associate of Shalem Institute for Spiritual Formation and Paper 9781945935800 practices of spiritual direction and weaves them thoughtfully into the Spiritual Directors International. She is also an elder in the West Ohio $18.99 fabric of the Christian community. She employs the metaphor of the Conference of Th e United Methodist Church. butterfl y’s transformation—moving from egg to chrysalis to beautiful

8 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. Contextual Theology Intersectionality of Gender, Race, and Class HiRho Y. Park, PhD, and Cynthia A. Bond Hopson, PhD, General Editors

Prophetic voices of African and Asian women theologians

Living out one’s faith is neither abstract nor hypothetical. It is concrete, 3. Who Is “She” in Eccl 7:26? visceral, and embodied in the everyday experiences and relationships Elaine Wei-Fun Goh, Th D that determine who we are and what we do. Th is book off ers the 4. Th e Challenges of Women in Ministry insights from African and Asian women scholars, many of whom are Helena Angelica Gustavo Guidione, BD the fi rst (or only) woman to write on such matters from their context. 5. A Study of Ewa: A Focusing on the Th eory of Intersectionality Th ese women are breaking ground and have much to share about Hyun Ju Lee, PhD what it means to be a woman and a Christian in overtly and covertly patriarchal societies. Essays include discussions about gender disparities 6. Breaking the Spell of Patriarchy and Ushering in God’s Reign and literary representations of indigenous peoples and the social, Memory Chikosi, MA political, and religious milieu of women, specifi cally related to war, 7. Mutual Partnership: Negotiating Patriarchal Structures in Vietnam HiRho Y. Park, PhD, and Cynthia A. Bond Hopson, PhD, violence, and food insecurity. Quynh-Hoa Nguyen, PhD General Editors 8. Th e Intersection of “Th e Fairy and the Woodcutter,” Judges 21, and Contributors: Djessou Epse Atsin Djoman Brigitte, PhD; Memory the Burning Sun Club: Taking Women and Extracting Capital from Chikosi, MA; Elaine Wei-Fun Goh, Th D; Helena Angelica Gustavo Th eir Bodies 162 pages Guidione, BD; Cynthia A. Bond Hopson, PhD; Hyun Ju Lee, PhD; Dec. 2020 Yani Yoo, PhD Quynh-Hoa Nguyen, PhD; HiRho Y. Park, PhD; Yani Yoo, PhD Paper 9781945935794 9. Token Racial-Ethnic Women: Living in a Juxtaposition of Race, $34.99 Contents Gender, and Class in Academia and the Church HiRho Y. Park, PhD Introduction, HiRho Y. Park, PhD HiRho Y. Park, PhD, is Vice President for International Relations and 1. Becoming a Whole from the Sum of Parts: Race, Class, and Gender Advancement, Huree University, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Intersections and Transformations Cynthia A. Bond Hopson, PhD Cynthia A. Bond Hopson, PhD, is Assistant General Secretary, Th e 2. Th e Liberation of Humanity: Lessons from History and New Black College Fund, Th e General Board of Higher Education and Testament Women Ministry. Djessou Epse Atsin Djoman Brigitte, PhD

AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. 9 OUTSIDE LOOKING IN LOOKING OUTSIDE Outside Looking In The Trinitarian OUTSIDE LOOKING IN OUTSIDE Early Methodism as Viewed Dimension of John Early Methodism as Seen by Its Adversaries and Detractors by Its Critics TThis book examines eighteenth-century pamphlet attacks on early Methodism LOOKING IN Wesley’s Theology that came from all sides—the episcopacy, clergy, other Christian groups, universities, Wesley’s ex-preachers, ex-Methodist laity, the Calvinist branch of Methodism, and the secular community. Author Kirkham references more than six hundred pamphlets and books published in Great Britain between 1739 and 1800 Donald Henry Kirkham by opponents of the evangelical revival. Elmer M. Colyer FFor the most part, sympathetic sources have shared the story of Methodism, found in the letters, diaries, and journals of Methodist leaders. Although the opposition encountered by Methodism has been noted, many historians, repeating well-known quotations from a few anti-Methodist authors, have failed to appreci- ate the extent, nature, and reason for resistance to the movement. Kirkham presents a more nuanced view of the emergence of Methodism. His conviction is that a Early Methodism as seen by its reappraisal of works antagonistic to the movement and its principals oﬀers a fresh Wesley’s understanding of the perspective and needed corrective to the legend that Wesley and his admirers and biographers created in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. adversaries and detractors Trinity is essential for Methodists. “A crucial way of deepening insight into the energy and complex dynamics of earliest Methodism in Great Britain is exploring the critical responses it provoked in larger arenas of British life. In this volume Kirkham provides not only the most complete available list of anti-Methodist publications in England in the eighteenth century but also insightful overviews of the various transitions and currents in the debate. Highly recommended.” —Randy— L. Maddox, William Kellon Quick Professor of Wesleyan and Methodist Studies, Duke Divinity School

Donald Henry Kirkham, PhD (Duke University), is a retired United Methodist elder and former Associate Professor (Adj.) United Methodist Studies, Yale University Divinity School. A popular lecturer and speaker, he is also a Dempster Fellow.

This book examines eighteenth-century pamphlet attacks on early Methodism that came from Beginning with the Trinitarian debates that raged from the early seventeenth through the all sides—the episcopacy, clergy, other Christian groups, universities, Wesley’s ex-preachers, eighteenth century, this book documents how important the participatory economic Trinitarian ex-Methodist laity, the Calvinist branch of Methodism, and the secular community. This work dimension is for understanding Wesley’s theology. The author shows how Wesley’s Trinitarian also references more than six hundred pamphlets and books published in Great Britain between vision of Christianity is dramatically different and how it affects Wesley’s ecclesiology and 1739 and 1800 by opponents of the evangelical revival. Kirkham presents a more nuanced view soteriology. of the emergence of Methodism. His conviction is that a reappraisal of works antagonistic to Elmer M. Colyer the movement and its principals offers a fresh perspective and needed corrective to the legend of is Professor of Historical Theology, Stanley Professor of Wesley Studies, and Wesley and his admirers and biographers. Director of the United Methodist Studies Program at University of Dubuque Theological Seminary. 356 pages Donald Kirkham, PhD, is a retired United Methodist elder and former Associate Professor (Adj.) July 2019 of United Methodist Studies, Yale University Divinity School. A popular lecturer and speaker, he is Paper 9781945935442 also a Dempster Fellow. $44.99 360 pages Sept. 2019 Paper 9781945935435 $49.99

10 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. Runner-Up, 2019 Saddlebag Award Winner of 2018 Saddlebag Award Nathan Bangs and the Encoding Methodism Methodist Episcopal Church Telling and Retelling Narratives of The Spread of Scriptural Holiness Wesleyan Origins in the Nineteenth-Century America Ted A. Campbell Jared Maddox 160 pages Sept. 2017 180 pages Paper 9780938162445 Sept. 2018 $34.99 Paper 9781945935312 $49.99

Winner of 2019 Saddlebag Award Henry Foxall Entangled Methodist, Industrialist, American A History of American Methodism, Jane B. Donovan Politics, and Sexuality 288 pages March 2017 Ashley Boggan Dreff Paper 9780938162117 280 pages Ebook 9780938162186 Sept. 2018 Hardback 9780938162391 Paper 9781945935329 $49.99; Hardback $59 $39.99

AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. 11 Exploring a Wesleyan A Charge to Keep Political Theology Reflective Supervision and Ryan Nicholas Danker, the Renewal of Christian General Editor Leadership Jane Leach Transformation carries political consequences. Supervision: a gift of grace

Even in his own day, there were social repercussions to Wesley’s theology of transformational grace. This book explores pastoral supervision in the context of leadership development and equips The revivalistic nature of early Methodism included both an emphasis on individual salvation and readers with practical tools with which to create and implement policies that will help ministers corporate salvation, with emphasis on the individual often overshadowing the corporate in many become better, more effective grace-filled leaders. The book is informed by qualitative research local church settings. However, at its core, Methodism was constituted by communities shaped by using the introduction of structured supervision into the life of the Methodist Church in Great the radical call to new birth and was seen from the beginning as potentially subversive, having a Britain as a case study. The author then brings this research into dialogue with her pastoral political edge whether the early Methodists intended it to or not. experience as both a supervisee and supervisor in order to integrate supervision, together with its methods and Wesleyan theology, into the total life of the Church. This book helps Wesleyans begin to both discuss and address political issues without the partisanship and tribalism that marks our discourse. The balance inherent within Methodism is too Jane Leach is Principal of Wesley House, Cambridge, and Fellow-Commoner of Jesus College, easily lost without a grounding in scripture, tradition, reason, and the experience of salvation. Cambridge. She is also a Methodist Presbyter, theological educator, pastoral supervisor, and trainer. Leach is currently leading a national training program in Great Britain designed to equip all Contributors : William J. Abraham, Edguardo Colón-Emeric, Ryan Nicholas Danker, Michael Methodist District Chairs and Superintendents to offer pastoral supervision. McCurry, Luther Oconer, James Thobaben, Laceye Warner 260 pages 176 pages Fall 2020 Nov. 2019 Paper 9781945935725 Paper 9781945935626 $32.99 $32.99

12 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. Christianity the Singing the Faith Wesleyan Way Soundings of Lyrical Theology Principles and Practices of in the Methodist Tradition Life and Ministry Paul Wesley Chilcote Brian E. Germano Methodists embody and experience their theology through An overview of the life and singing the faith. theology of John Wesley and the distinctives of Methodism with application for ministry

What does it mean to be and live as a Methodist? What is unique about a Wesleyan way of This book explores the role of sacred song in the development of the Methodist doctrinal heritage believing and practicing Christianity? And what can the life and ministry of John Wesley teach us from the hymnody of the Wesleys to the sung theology of contemporary global Methodists. It about living a faithful Christian life? shows primary axial themes of Methodist hymn writers who created a substantial corpus of lyrical material and offers a historical approach, which includes global voices. Using selected primary source material, interpretive discussion, and instructive diagrams, Germano walks readers through the heart of the history, theology, and practices of the ministry of John This volume also expands recent pioneering work in the subdiscipline of “lyrical theology” by Wesley and the early Methodists. He then suggests some practical implications for how this faith exploring the role of sacred song in the development of the Methodist doctrinal heritage. Topics can be lived out in our world and undergird church ministry. The author summarizes the spiritual, include the gospel hymn tradition of Fanny Crosby and her other Methodist contemporaries; historical, and sociological context of Wesley’s England, in order to help readers understand the Charles A. Tindley and the black music heritage; as well as the more contemporary expressions of primary themes of Wesleyan theology and practice. End-of-chapter discussion questions and sung theology in the work of Fred Pratt Green, Natalie Allyn Sleeth, and Dan Damon. at-a-glance boxes make the content easy to comprehend while at the same time introducing and Paul Wesley Chilcote highlighting core concepts. is a retired professor of historical theology and Wesleyan studies and United Methodist minister. He has taught in seminaries on three continents, including Africa University Brian E. Germano, DMin, is lead pastor of McKendree United Methodist Church in in Zimbabwe and Wesley College in England. Lawrenceville, Georgia. His MDiv is from Candler School of Theology and his DMin is from Saint 256 pages Paul School of Theology. Feb. 2020 300 pages Paper 9781945935633 April 2020 $32.99 Paper 9781945935695 $28.99

AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. 13 From Lament to Quick and Easy Guide Advocacy to United Methodist Black Religious Education Polity and Public Ministry Anne L. Burkholder and Anne E. Streaty Wimberly, Thomas W. Elliott Jr. Nathaniel D. West, Foreword by Annie Lockhart-Gilroy, Thomas Edward Frank General Editors A convenient, reliable guide to See the clear connection between your polity questions justice and religious education in the Black experience.

Contributors: Joseph V. Crockett, Sarah F. Farmer, Annie Lockhart-Gilroy, Cynthia P. Stewart, 250+ entries, containing: Nathaniel D. West, Nancy Lynne Westfield, Richelle B. White, Anne E. Streaty Wimberly, Mary • an important quote from John Wesley or other notable Methodist; H. Young • a definition and how the entry elatesr to pastors and leaders; Anne E. Streaty Wimberly, PhD, is Professor Emerita of Christian Education at the • brief notes on historical/theological roots; Interdenominational Theological Center (ITC) in Atlanta, Georgia. She currently serves as the • related Discipline paragraph numbers; Executive Director of the Youth Hope-Builders Academy at ITC and founder and coordinator of • other essentials. the Annual Youth and Family Convocation. Anne L. Burkholder is Associate Dean of Methodist Studies and Professor in the Practice of Nathaniel D. West, PhD, is Director of the Masters of Arts in Christian Education, the Director Ecclesiology at Candler School of Theology, Emory University. of Formation and Counseling, and an Assistant Professor of Christian Education at the Samuel Dewitt Proctor School of Theology at Virginia Union University, in Richmond, VA. Thomas W. Elliott Jr. is Assistant Professor in the Practice of Practical Theology, Director of the Annie Lockhart-Gilroy, PhD, is Assistant Professor of Christian Education and Practical Teaching Parish Program and Ministry Internships, and Director of Contextual Education II at Theology, Phillips Theological Seminary, Tulsa, OK. Candler School of Theology, Emory University.

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178 pages 144 pages Sept. 2019 July 2019 Paper 9781945935503 Paper 9781945935602 Ebook 9781945935510 Ebook 9781945935619 $28.99 $16.99

Praying with the Wesleys Happy Surprises Foundations of Methodist Help Others Discover the Joy Spirituality of Giving John R. Tyson David L. Heetland

212 pages 124 pages Aug. 2019 Sept. 2019 Paper 9781945935541 Paper 9781945935572 Ebook 9781945935558 Ebook 9781945935589 $18.99 $18.99

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140 pages David W. Scott Jan. 2019 144 pages Paper 9781945935381 March 2019 Ebook 9781945935398 Paper 9781945935473 $16.99 Ebook 9781945935480 $16.99

Church Finances for Missional Elaine A. Robinson & Amos Nascimento Global United Methodism General Editors Leaders Global United Methodism Telling the Stories, Living into Telling the Stories, Living the Realities Best Practices for Faithful into the Realities Stewardship Elaine A. Robinson and Bonnie Ives Marden Amos Nascimento, General Editors

192 pages 200 pages Feb. 2019 March 2019 Paper 9781945935428 Paper 9781945935459 $24.99 Ebook 9781945935466 $24.99

Contributors: Pablo Andiñach, Daniel Bruno, Chan-Hie Kim, Amos Nascimento, Sergei Nikolaev, M. Fulgence Nyengele, Luther Oconer, Elaine A. Robinson, Ulrike Schuler, Júlio André Vilanculos

16 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. The Vocation of Theology The Life to Come Inquiry, Dialogue, Adoration Re-Creating Retirement Rex D. Matthews, Editor Steven M. Tipton

194 pages Foreword by Martin E. Marty May 2017 264 pages Paper 9781945935039 May 2018 $16.99 Paper 9781945935053 Ebook 9781945935060 $26.99

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Attend to Stories Common Worship How to Flourish in Ministry Tradition, Formation, Mission Karen D. Scheib E. Byron Anderson

150 pages 194 pages April 2018 May 2017 Paper 9781945935145 Paper 9780938162223 Ebook 9781945935152 Ebook 9780938162230 $24.99 $39.99

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Go! Benedict on Campus How to Become a Great Eight Spiritual Disciplines for Commission Church Collegiate Ministry Mark R. Teasdale David E. MacDonald

188 pages 144 pages June 2017 June 2018 Paper 9780938162285 Paper 9781945935244 Ebook 9780938162292 Ebook 9781945935251 $24.99 $24.99

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184 pages Matthew W. Charlton and Jan. 2019 Timothy S. Moore, General Editors Healing Trauma Paper 9781945935350 $34.99 256 pages Nov. 2018 Paper 9780938162261 Ebook 9780938162278 Christy Gunter Sim $39.99

Introduction to Christian For Each and All Worship Th e Moral Witness of Asa Mahan Grammar, Th eology, and Practice Christopher P. Momany Steven D. Bruns 224 pages Oct. 2018 140 pages Paper 9781945935299 Jan. 2019 Ebook 9781945935305 Paper 9781945935404 $39.99 Ebook 9781945935411 $28.99

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A Wesleyan Theology of the Introduction to Theology Eucharist for Ministry The Presence of God for Christian Elaine A. Robinson

Life and Ministry 208 pages Jason E. Vickers, General Editor Sept. 2017 Paper 9780938162407 306 pages Ebook 9780938162414 Nov. 2016 $24.99 Paper 9780938162575 Ebook 9780938162513 Hardback 9780938162520 $39.99; Hardback $44.99

Contributors: Geoffrey Wainwright, Daniel Castelo, Andrew Sung Park, John L. Drury, Jason Vickers, William E. Abraham, Sarah Heaner Lancaster, Brent D. Peterson, Robin Knowles Wallace, Richard Eslinger, Elaine Heath, Paul Chilcote, Rebekah Miles, L. Edward Phillips, Edward P. Wimberly, E. Byron Anderson, and Karen B. Westerfield Tucker 20 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. Grace to Lead Bid Our Jarring Conflicts Practicing Leadership in the Cease Wesleyan Tradition, Revised A Wesleyan Theology and Praxis of Edition Church Unity Kenneth L. Carder and David N. Field Laceye C. Warner 198 pages 160 pages April 2017 Dec. 2016 Paper 9780938162247 Paper 9780938162537 Ebook 9780938162254 Ebook 9780938162551 $39.99 $16.99

The United Methodist Clergy Preaching Methodist Theology Book of Firsts and Biblical Truth F. Belton Joyner Jr. Classic Sermons of C. K. Barrett

144 pages Ben Witherington III, Editor Jan. 2018 Paper 9781945935077 512 pages Ebook 9781945935084 Sept. 2017 $19.99 Paper 9780938162322 Ebook 9780938162339 $39.99

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Ministerial Orders and Wesleyan Communities and Sacramental Authority in the World Beyond Christianity The United Methodist Church Ted A. Campbell, General Editor

and Its Antecedents 172 pages 1784–2016 May 2018 Paper 9781945935220 Rex D. Matthews $39.99

140 pages April 2018 Paper 9781945935190 $24.99 Contributors: Cheryl Anderson, Ted A. Campbell, William Gibson, Rui Josgrilberg, Beauty Maenzanise, and Stephen Skuce

22 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. Joy A Guide for Youth Ministry David F. White and Sarah F. Farmer, General Editors Foreword by Miroslav Volf

Embrace God’s joy and restore a focus on Christian practices and the virtues they instill.

Published in cooperation with Yale University and taking cues from Contributors: Steven Argue, Fuller Theological Seminary; Kyle theologians such as Miroslav Volf and recent reflections on joy as the David Bennett, Caldwell University; Kenda Creasy Dean, Princeton crown of the good life, this ecumenical group of contributors insists Theological Seminary; Michal Beth Dinkler, Yale Divinity School; that reclaiming joy for youth ministry is crucial in light of modern Amanda Hontz Drury, Indiana Wesleyan University; Fred P. Edie, secularism, which has eviscerated the world of such things as mystery, Duke Divinity School; Wesley W. Ellis, First United Methodist wonder, grace, and transcendence. The modern world urges us to work Church of Toms River, New Jersey; Sarah F. Farmer, Indiana Wesleyan and consume compulsively; to value its creatures only for their use or to University; Nyle Fort, PhD student, Princeton University; Christian serve our egos. While consumption sometimes yields momentary fun Gonzalez, Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America; Pamela Ebstyne or happiness, only rarely does it yield joy. This book contrarily asserts King, Fuller Theological Seminary; Alaina Kleinbeck, Duke Divinity that to reclaim joy is to retrieve a practicable virtue of the Christian School; John Leedy, University Presbyterian Church; Stephanie faith, express gratitude for God’s gracious gifts, move us to worship, and Paulsell, Harvard Divinity School; Andrew Root, Luther Seminary, St. empower us for active love of God and neighbor. Paul, Minnesota; James K. A. Smith, Calvin College; Miroslav Volf, 284 pages Yale University Divinity School; David F. White, Austin Presbyterian June 2020 This book points to a Christian faith that is grounded in a Theological Seminary; Anne E. Streaty Wimberly, Interdenominational Paper 9781945935732 Ebook 9781945935909 consequential way of life, including substantive moral ethical virtues Theological Center; Almeda M. Wright, Yale Divinity School; Vanessa $24.99 and a sacramental ontological vision in which all of life participates Zoltan, CEO of Not Sorry Productions and founder of Common with God. It focuses on practices that enhance joy by pointing to Ground Pilgrimages the contingency of human life and our participation with God’s redemption work for all creation. Hence, this book seeks to restore a David F. White is the C. Ellis and Nancy Gribble Nelson Professor focus on Christian faith and youth ministry that necessarily involves of Christian Education and Professor in Methodist Studies at Austin a certain way of life, a life well-lived in response to the Creator’s good Presbyterian Theological Seminary. gifts and the in-breaking kingdom inaugurated by Jesus. At root, Sarah F. Farmer a Christian life is ordered by worship and practices that recognize, is Assistant Professor of Practical Theology and celebrate, and respond in joy in light of humanity’s contingency and Community Development in the School of Theology and Ministry at God’s gratuitous liberation of all creation. Indiana Wesleyan University.

AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. 23 Nevertheless She Leads Develop Intercultural Postcolonial Women’s Competence Leadership for the Church How to Lead Cross-Racial and HiRho Y. Park and Cross-Cultural Churches M. Kathryn Armistead, HiRho Y. Park General Editors Lead with cultural intelligence Transforming the Church so all as you minister to God’s diverse are equal peoples.

Contributors: M. Kathryn Armistead, Cristian De La Rosa, Motoe Yamada Foor, Youngsook HiRho Y. Park’s latest work identifies best practices and offers practical tips and case studies for Charlene Kang, Ouida Lee, Alka Lyall, Connie Semy P. Mella, Karen P. Oliveto, HiRho Y. Park, leading diverse and vital congregations. The book shows readers how to navigate the growing Anita Phillips, Victoria Rebeck, Rosemarie Wenner complexities of race, ethnicity, culture, and religion and find appropriate and effective ways to make disciples of Jesus Christ in cross-cultural and cross-racial contexts. Park offers innovative, HiRho Y. Park, PhD , is Vice President for International Relations and Advancement, Huree evidence-based guidance to help leaders foster culturally intelligent faith communities and shows University, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. them how to drive innovation and champion a culture of call. M. Kathryn Armistead is Publisher, General Board of Higher Education and Ministry, The HiRho Y. Park, PhD, is Vice President for International Relations and Advancement, Huree United Methodist Church. University, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

156 pages 186 pages Feb. 2020 July 2018 Paper 9781945935664 Paper 9781945935336 $28.99 Ebook 9781945935343 $16.99

24 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. The Awakened Life Discover, Claim, and

An 8-Week Guide to Student Discover, Flourish Well-Being Claim Refl ecting on Your Leadership and Flourish Sarah E. Bollinger and Journey Reflecting on Your Leadership Journey Angela R. Olsen General Board of Higher Education and Ministry, Find peace, balance, focus, and well-being in the midst of the The United Methodist Church everyday pressures of college life. Journal your way through a 12- week Christian leader experience.

Th is book is an 8-week small group curriculum designed to teach psychosocial skills and help Th is artfully illustrated resource combines winning leadership concepts and insightful scriptural students build resiliency and foster mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being using mindfulness meditations in a daily journal specifi cally created for leaders. Use it to chart a personal leadership techniques. path and as an atlas for teams.

Th e Awakened Life equips chaplains, college ministers, and spiritual leaders to help students be Th e journal off ers relevant scripture passages, inspirational stories, insightful information, expert more present and navigate emotional disturbance with equanimity by incorporating these mindful advice, and generous space for journaling. Use this helpful guide to help you discover, claim, and practices into their daily lives. A Leader’s Guide is included at the back of the book. fl ourish in your leadership.

Sarah E. Bollinger, PhD, LCSW, is Director of Collegiate Ministry Leadership Development, 188 pages Division of Higher Education, General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. Aug. 2019 Paper 9781945935565 Angela R. Olsen, MDiv, is an elder in Th e United Methodist Church and Associate Pastor of $19.99 Connections, Community United Methodist Church, Columbia, Missouri.

160 pages June 2019 Paper 9781945935497 Ebook 9781945935886 $14.99

AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. 25 Missio Dei and the Missio Dei and the United States United States Toward a Faithful United Toward a Faithful United Methodist Witness Methodist Witness, Study General Board of Higher Guide Education and Ministry, General Board of Higher The United Methodist Church Education and Ministry, The United Methodist Church Join the movement and go make disciples in an ever-changing A six- to eight-week study world. resource to help congregations go where God is leading.

We must conceive the future of the church from a missional perspective and take stock of our Introduction by Dr. Kim Cape Wesleyan heritage. Only then can we reengage that heritage and fully participate in God’s mission. 1. Engage for a Vibrant Methodist Movement by Bishop Scott J. Jones These essays are the fruit of a colloquy sponsored by the United Methodist General Board of 2. Engage for Such a Time as This by Bishop J. Michael Lowry Higher Education and Ministry and the Association of United Methodist Theological Schools, 3. Engage for the Benefit of theWorld by Bishop Grant Hagiya which convened at Boston School of Theology in November 2017. 4. Engage with Soul Curiosity by Bishop Bob Farr Contributors: Peter J. Bellini, Paul W. Chilcote, Kenneth J. Collins, Timothy R. Eberhart, 5. Engage with Strength and Generosity by Bishop Hope Morgan Ward Thomas W. Elliott Jr., Robert Allan Hill, Robert Hunt, Arun W. Jones, M. Fulgence Nyengele, 6. Engage to Multiply Our Witness by Bishop Robert C. Schnase Luther Oconer, Hendrik R. Pieterse, Joerg Rieger, Elaine A. Robinson, David W. Scott, Mark R. 7. Engage for Generous Orthodoxy, United Methodism, and the Missio Dei in the United States Teasdale, Anne E. Streaty Wimberly, Edward P. Wimberly, Philip Wingeier-Rayo by Bishop Kenneth H. Carter Jr. 300 pages 144 pages Nov. 2018 May 2018 Paper 9781945935374 Paper 9781945935268 $39.99 Ebook 9781945935275 $12.99

26 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. Unity of the Church Unity of the Church and Human Sexuality and Human Sexuality Toward a Faithful United Toward a Faithful United Methodist Witness Methodist Witness, Study General Board of Higher Guide Education and Ministry, General Board of Higher The United Methodist Church Education and Ministry, The United Methodist Church Faithful conversation matters. A 4-week study resource addresses how the church can witness and provide for a diversified human community. Scholars across the theological spectrum offer historical background and constructive ideas about This book is also available in Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Korean: https://www.gbhem.org/ ways to move The United Methodist Church forward. These essays are the fruit of a colloquy publishing/publications/unity-of-the-church-and-human-sexuality-toward-a-faithful-united- sponsored by the United Methodist General Board of Higher Education and Ministry and the methodist-witness-study-guide-translated-version/ Association of United Methodist Theological Schools, which convened at Candler School of Theology in March 2017. Based on a paper by Dr. Charles M. Wood given at the Unity of the Church and Human Sexuality Colloquy in March 2017, this resource presents United Methodists an opportunity to think about Contributors: William J. Abraham, Lisa M. Allen-McLaurin, Karen Baker-Fletcher, Barry E. what has become a cultural and ecclesial flashpoint—human sexuality—and comes out of the Bryant, Anne L. Burkholder, Ted A. Campbell, Kenneth H. Carter Jr., Kenneth J. Collins, Morris conviction that the church is thirsty for theological conversation. L. Davis, Christopher Evans, Philip Clayton, Jack Jackson, Catherine L. Kelsey, Scott T. Kisker, 112 pages Sarah Heaner Lancaster, Jan Love, Kevin D. Newburg, Edward Phillips, Russell E. Richey, R. May 2017 Kendall Soulen, Mark R. Teasdale, Jørgen Thaarup, Júlio André Vilanculos, Kevin Watson, Sondra Paper 9780938162308 Wheeler, Charles M. Wood Ebook 9780938162315 554 pages $10.00 Dec. 2017 Paper 9780938162483 $34.99

AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. 27 Intersections The Prophetic Voice Faith, Church, and the and Making Peace Academy Matthew W. Charlton and Mark E. Hanshaw and M. Kathryn Armistead, Timothy S. Moore, General Editors General Editors Hear prophetic voices of campus Prepare leaders for an interfaith ministers and college and world. university chaplains.

Contributors: Kent Andersen, Wesley Ariarajah, Eva Semien Baham, Gladys Childs, Nathan Contributors: Dori Grinenko Baker, Sheila Bates, Kimberly Williams Brown, Brittany Burrows, “Eric” Dickman, Hans Gustafson, Dennis Hall, Mark E. Hanshaw, Timothy S. Moore, Eboo Matthew W. Charlton, Christopher Donald, Mark Forrester, L. Callid Keefe-Perry, David E. Patel, Chad Pevateaux, Nicholas Rademacher, Carolyn Roncolato, Jikyo Shoultz, John Tures, MacDonald, Rimes McElveen, Timothy Moore, Jane Ellen Nickell, Domenico Nigrelli, Stephen Aaron R. Twitchell, Diane Wiener W. Rankin, Ron Robinson, Erin Simmonds, T. L. Steinwert

Mark E. Hanshaw is Associate General Secretary of the Division of Higher Education, The Matthew W. Charlton, PhD, is Research Associate with Wesley House in Cambridge, England, General Board of Higher Education and Ministry, The United Methodist Church. and teaches in the College of Theology and Christian Ministry at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee. Timothy S. Moore is Director of Donor Development for Union Presbyterian Seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina. M. Kathryn Armistead, PhD, is Publisher, General Board of Higher Education and Ministry, The United Methodist Church. 194 pages March 2018 386 pages Paper 9781945935206 April 2016 Ebook 9781945935213 Paper 9780938162681 $39.99 Ebook 9780938162506 Hardback 9780938162360 $19.99; Hardback: $34.99

28 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. John Wesley and the Juan Wesley y la Protestant Reformation reforma protestante Between Luther and Calvin Entre Lutero y Calvino Juan Wesley y la Justo L. Gonzáles reforma protestante El propósito de este libro es relacionar a Juan Wesley con Entre Lutero y Calvino los dos reformadores más Justo L. Gonzáles importantes. Bilingual Edition To scripture, experience, reason, and tradition, we must add mission.

The purpose of this bilingual edition in Spanish and English is to connect John Wesley with the El propósito de esta edición es relacionar a Juan Wesley con los dos reformadores más importantes, two main reformers, Luther and Calvin, exploring what he drew from each of them and what Lutero y Calvino, para explorar lo que Wesley incorporó y rechazó de ellos en su teología. González he rejected. González clarifies the nature and method of Wesley’s theology, which Albert Outler analiza y explica la naturaleza y el método de la teología de Wesley, que Albert Outler llama el famously christened the Quadrilateral, and he suggests that, while helpful, to be more descriptive Cuadrilátero. Sugiere que, si esta manera de describir esta teología es bien útil, para tener una of Wesley’s intent and the spirit of the Reformation to scripture, reason, tradition, and experience, descripción más acertada de la intención de Wesley y del espíritu de la Reforma con respecto a we must add mission. la Escritura, cuyo análisis incluye la razón, la tradición y la experiencia, nosotros debe agregar la misión. Justo L. González, PhD, author of more than eighty books, has taught at the Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico, Candler School of Theology at Emory University, Columbia Theological Justo L. González, PhD, autor de más de ochenta libros, ha enseñado en el Seminario Evangélico Seminary, and the Interdenominational Theological Center. A leading voice in Hispanic theology, de Puerto Rico, la Escuela de Teología Candler de la Universidad de Emory, el Seminario Teológico he founded the Asociación para la Educación Teológica Hispana and served as the first executive de Columbia y el Centro Teológico Interdenominacional. Como voz principal en teología hispana, director of the Hispanic Theological Initiative. fundó la Asociación para la Educación Teológica Hispana y se desempeñó como el primer director ejecutivo de la Iniciativa Teológica Hispana. 73 pages Dec. 2019 158 páginas Paper 9781945935671 deciembre 2019 $18.99 Papel 9781945935688 $14.99

AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. 29 Mentors as Instruments La evangelización y la of God’s Call: Biblical misión de Dios Reflections Una teología bíblica Los mentores como Philip Wingeier-Rayo

instrumentos del El evangelismo depende del llamado de Dios: mensaje bíblico central, la Reflexiones bíblicas promesa del reino de Dios. Bilingual Edition Justo L. Gonzáles

Afterword by David Martínez The Biblical Foundations of Mentoring El libro reta tres grandes errores que la iglesia ha cometido durante el último medio siglo en su Los fundamentos bíblicos de la tutoría afán por hacer evangelismo y llevar a cabo la misión de Dios: la estrategia, sin visión amplia, del iglecrecimiento de usar textos sueltos de la Biblia y la imagen manchada de evangelismo por parte de televangelistas y predicadores de la llamada “teología de la prosperidad”. Justo L. González, PhD, has taught at the Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico, Candler School of Theology at Emory University, Columbia Theological Seminary, and the Interdenominational La tesis de este libro enfoca en el Misio Dei y la promesa del reino de Dios como el centro Theological Center. del mensaje de toda la Escritura. El libro está dividido en 10 capítulos sobre tres partes: la evangelización y la misión de Dios en el Antiguo Testamento, el Nuevo Testamento y un repaso Justo L. González, PhD, ha enseñado en el Seminario Evangélico de Puerto Rico, la Escuela de de la teología del reino de Dios de Karl Barth, Paul Tillich, Wolfhard Pannenberg, Leonardo Teología Candler de la Universidad de Emory, el Seminario Teológico de Columbia y el Centro Boff y Mortimer Arias. Después de repasar el Antiguo y Nuevo Testamentos y los teólogos Teológico Interdenominacional. modernos, el libro concluye con las pensamientos personales del autor y una teología holística de la 96 pages evangelización y la misión de Dios para la iglesia en el siglo XXI. Feb. 2019 Paper 9781945935527 Philip Wingeier-Rayo, PhD, es decano del Seminario Teológico Wesley en Washington, DC. Ebook 9781945935534 184 pages $14.99 Jan. 2020 Paper 9781945935596 $18.99

30 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. Escoge la sabiduría Développement Cómo servir y utilizar nuestras et Croissance du palabras y dinero para hacer el Méthodisme Uni en bien RD Congo Eric A. Hernández López Origines, Défis, et Possibilitiés Prefacio por Justo L. González M. Flugence Nyengele, PhD Démosle todo a Dios. Written in French, this book tells the story of United Methodism in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

El autor Eric A. Hernández López guía a los lectores a una comprensión más profunda de la Le méthodisme uni au Congo a un héritage riche dans l’engagement social motivé par l’évangile Biblia a medida que explora cómo la sabiduría puede ayudarnos a vivir verdaderamente una vida de vie et d’amour qui cherche à avancer le bien être des gens et promouvoir l’épanouissement bendecida digna de Dios a pesar de las luchas cotidianas. humain et la vie en abondance. Les méthodistes mettent l’accent sur l’expérience de l’amour de Dieu et l’appel à grandir dans cet amour, à le pratiquer et à le transmettre. Ce livre explore les “Los temas del servicio, las palabras y el dinero cobran especial vigor debido a las circunstancias travaux de premiers missionnaires méthodistes au Congo, la contribution des premiers méthodistes presentes y al modo en que se relacionan con los retos que nos enfrentamos los creyentes en todas autochtones congolais et leurs descendants dans l’annonce et la pratique de l’évangile holistique las latitudes”. accompagnées par des travaux éducatifs, médicaux, agricoles et l’évangélisation. —Justo L. González, historiador y teólogo M. Fulgence Nyengele, PhD, is Professor of Pastoral Care and Counseling in the Chryst Chair Eric A. Hernández López es pastor y director de la Junta de Ministerio Ordenado en la Iglesia in Pastoral Theology and Director, Master of Arts in Counseling Ministries Program, Methodist Metodista de Puerto Rico. Es además psicólogo licenciado a nivel industrial y organizativo. Theological School in Ohio.

172 pages 134 pages Feb. 2018 January 2020 Paper 9781945935183 Paper 9781945935718 $12.99 $18.99

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32 AVAILABLE AT COKESBURY.COM; BOOKSTORE.UPPERROOM.ORG; AND AMAZON.COM. Wesley’s Foundery Books Not long after the acquisition of the abandoned foundery, John Wesley’s ministry transformed it into the cradle of Methodism in London. Wesley’s Foundery Books is an imprint of the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry of The United Methodist Church. These academic books are clearly and accessibly written by Methodist/Wesleyan experts with an emphasis on church life and ministry. Representing the rich diversity of the church, Wesley’s Foundery Books offers a disciplined and balanced approach for Course of Study students, clergy, and lay leadership. New Room Books The New Room is a historic building in Bristol, England, and the place of John Wesley’s study. Built in 1739 by John Wesley, it is the world’s oldest Methodist chapel. New Room Books is a reviewed academic monograph series that offers scholars from the Methodist/Wesleyan tradition a way to share the benefits of in-depth research. This imprint deepens and broadens the scope of scholarship for its own sake, in its diversity and contextual complexity. This imprint is committed to publishing faculty as they move toward tenure and scholars who want to share the fruits of their research. New Room Books Editorial Board Ted A. Campbell Priscilla Pope-Levison Lallene J. Rector K.K. Yeo Carlos F. Cardoza-Orlandi Randy L. Maddox Russell E. Richey Margaret Ann Crain Hilde Marie Øgreid Movafagh Elaine A. Robinson ex oﬃcio Mark Y. A. Davies Amos Nascimento Karen B. Westerfield M. Kathryn Armistead David Schnasa Jacobsen Michael Nausner Tucker Traci West Mark E. Hanshaw Raymond Simangaliso Kumalo Sergei Nikolaev Ben Witherington III Shannon Conklin-Miller John R. Levison F. Douglas Powe Jr. Anne E. Streaty Wimberly Meet the Staff Established in 2016 to promote the intellectual life of The United Methodist Church, the GBHEM Publishing is committed to collaboration as we strive to produce academic books that Publishing Office at the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry (GBHEM) creates are relevant, accessible, and Wesleyan. Through publishing, GBHEM gives voice to and connects scholarly books to support faculty research and career advancement; provides texts with a Wesleyan underrepresented and younger scholars by providing opportunities for their new ideas to be focus; and supports the book publishing needs of GBHEM offices, including the international thoughtfully considered by the broader academic community. E-Reader project. Being entrepreneurial in spirit while staying in touch with our constituents allows GBHEM Publishing to be agile, adaptive, responsive, and accountable to the needs of our global United Methodist Church.

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GBHEM embraces the ministry of learning and leadership in The United Methodist Church and the Wesleyan tradition, and serves Christians around the world as they discover, claim and flourish in God’s call on their lives.

We cultivate a dynamic culture of call and vocational discernment that encourages leaders as they pursue God’s ministry and mission for the Church, the academy and the world.

Our education and ministry support encompasses a myriad of approaches and models. We offer these resources and many others to guide you as you journey through God’s call.

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