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he Teacher observed, with some heaviness, "Of making tutions that conferred the degrees represented by these disserta­ T many books there is no end, and much study is a tions are scattered across twenty-one different countries. That is weariness of the flesh" (Eccl, 12:12).Had he been able to foresee a hopeful beginning. the invention of the printing press some two and a half millennia We acknowledge with gratitude the hard work of Stanley H. later, tapping intellectual wellsprings that wouldissue in the still Skreslet, who, almost three years ago, enthusiastically agreed to building tidal wave of printed and digital materials in hundreds take on this assignment. Professor of Christian Mission at Union of languages that now engulfs the planet, his mental fatigue Theological Seminary and Presbyterian School of Christian Edu­ would have been even more marked. cation in Richmond, Virginia, Skreslet is an ordained Presbyte­ Take, for example, the largest library in the world, the rian minister who taught at the Evangelical Theological Semi­ U.S. Library of Congress. Its 530 miles of bookshelves hold more nary in Cairo, Egypt, for ten years. He is the author of an Arabic than 18 million books and 54 million manuscripts, in addition to introduction to New Testament Greek, published by the Bible 4.5 million maps, 12million photographs, and 2.5 million record­ Society of Egypt. No stranger to our readers, his article "Impend­ ings. ing Transformation: Mission Structures for a New Century" Among the myriad of scholarly books, not' a few began their appeared in the January 1999 issue of the IBMR. gestation as doctoral dissertations. Back issues of the Chronicle of Tribute is due likewise to each one whose scholarly odyssey Higher Education'sAlmanac indicate that the number of doctoral made this issue possible, for behind each title lies an unrecorded degrees conferred in the United States each year since 1985 has epic, replete with heroics, passion, struggle, sacrifice, and ... a exceeded 41,000. Last year the number of doctoral dissertations happy ending. With this issue we congratulate them! approved totaled 46,010. A modest proportion of these has always related to mission studies. Twenty years ago the INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH published its first directory of 934 doctoral disserta­ On Page tions on mission-related subjects produced at 23 theological schools and 122 universities in the United States and Canada. 98 Doctoral Dissertations on Mission: Ten-Year This groundbreaking directory, undertaken by E. Theodore Update, 1992-2001 Bachmann, covered almost four decades of research, from 1945 Stanley H. Skreslet through 1982. In 1993, ten years later, William A. Smalley fash­ 102 Degree-Granting Institutions Here ioned the IBMR's second directory, listing and classifying 512 Represented, with the Number of Doctoral mission-related dissertations submitted to 114 North American Dissertations from Each secular and religious institutions. Again, the result was highly instructive, indicatingshifts andemergingtrajectoriesin mission 104 Dissertations Listed Alphabetically by Author historiography, theory, and practice. But all 1,446of these disser­ tations were produced in North American institutions and in 125 Index of Subjects English. Now, a decade further on, the aperture through which 128 Noteworthy the world of academic mission studies is viewed has been wid­ ened slightly. In the present report American institutions still 134 Book Reviews predominate, and the registry is still restricted to English-lan­ guage dissertations. This time, however, the 210 academic insti­ 144 Book Notes of issionary Research Doctoral Dissertations on Mission: Ten-Year Update, 1992-2001 Stanley H. Skreslet

or a third time in twenty years, the INTERNATIONAL crucial source of information for this projectwas DAI, an increas­ F BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH has commissioned a ingly comprehensive and globally oriented database of abstracts survey of doctoral dissertations on mission.' As was the case in and titles that can be searched electronically by keyword. From 1993,the presenteffort is a decennial review of English-language this point forward, administrators of both long-established pro­ dissertations related to mission studies, broadly understood. No grams and new initiatives in doctoral-level missiological re­ geographic restrictions were imposed with respect to the institu­ search located outside of North America may want to consider tions surveyed, a departure from the procedure employed previ­ submitting their graduate-degree information to DAlin order to ously, when only North American dissertations were consid­ ensure that the work of their students is not overlooked if and ered. Whatfollows is thus a truly global sample of recent doctoral when this exercise is conducted again, perhaps in 2013.2 work in the field of missiology, completed between 1992 and 2001 and written in English. Table 1. Published and Web Sources of Dissertation Titles Several key criteria were developed at the outset of this endeavor to guide in the selection of dissertations. One was a Dissertation Abstracts International 702 decision by the editors to limit the search to research doctorates, IBMR Dissertation Notices 287 which meant that final projects submitted in connection with Index to Theses in Great Britain and Ireland 112 D.Min. and D.Miss. degrees (and their equivalents) were not Studia Theologica 17 considered. The compiler was given the freedom to define which Oxford Centre for Mission Studies Web site 11 dissertations undertaken at the Ph.D. / Th.D. level might qualify Union List of Higher DegreeTheses in as missiology. These were identified by applying one or more of New Zealand Libraries Web site 8 ~ff ~ the following tests: Duplicate listings -255 Total 925 • Did the author of the dissertation indicate in the title or publishedabstractan intentionto engageinmissiological research? Analyzing the Dissertations • Has the dissertation been publicly recognized in some way as a contribution to mission studies (e.g., by being Having explained briefly the methodology used to conduct this reviewed as such or by being cited in the "Dissertation latest review of dissertation work in missiology, we may now Notices" of the IBMR or by virtue of its having been turn to consider the results. The first observation to be made submitted to a school or faculty that specializes in concerns the geographic range represented by this group of missionary research)? theses, as reflected in the provenance of the degree-granting • In the judgment of the compiler, does the dissertation institutions. Overall, students enrolled in seminaries, divinity represent the kind of scholarly work professional schools, and universities located in the United States produced missiologists should be consulting directly when pur­ an overwhelming majority of the dissertations on the list (618). suing their owninvestigations into the basis, methodol­ Certainly not all these students were American citizens or even ogy, history, and theology of Christian mission? permanent residents of the United States. Indeed, we live in a time during which great numbers of international students (in­ Obviously, the third category allowed for a wide net to be cast cluding North Americans) are pursuing degrees outside their across a broad variety of academic disciplines that overlap with country of origin. Unfortunately, itwasnotpossible to determine missionstudies. In borderlinecases, a subjectivedecisionwhether the precise nationality of each dissertation author, since regis­ or not to include a given thesis had to be made on the basis of the trars do not ordinarily make such information available to the work's potential relevance to the field of missiology as that public.' Table 2 lists each of the twenty-one countries out of discipline might develop in the next ten years. which at least one dissertation on the list came. Table 3 then Table 1 shows the sources used in the compilation of the groups the countries into four regions. registry. Each of these bibliographic resources yielded disserta­ tion titles and other basic information. In addition, three of them Table 2. Degrees Granted, by Country furnished abstracts: Dissertation Abstracts International (DAI), Index to Theses in GreatBritainand Ireland, and the Oxford Centre United States 618 New Zealand 8 for Mission Studies Web site. When no published abstract was England 97 Belgium 5 available, the library catalog of the degree-granting institution Canada 40 Wales 3 was searched electronically in order to gather additional data Scotland 39 China 2 about the subject(s) covered in the dissertation and, if possible, Italy 28 Germany 2 the methodology employed by the researcher. By far, the most South Africa 19 Northern Ireland 2 Netherlands 18 Ireland 1 Australia Stanley H. Skreslet, Professor of Christian Mission at Union Theological 14 Norway 1 Seminary and Presbyterian School of Christian Education, Richmond, Vir­India 9 Poland 1 Sweden 9 ginia,servedfortenyears onthefacultyoftheEvangelical Theological Seminary Spain 1 in Cairo, Egypt, asa Presbyterian Church (USA) missionworker. Finland 8 Total 925

98 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 International Bulletin Table 3. Degrees Granted, by Region of Missionary Research North America 658 Established 1950 by R. Pierce Beaver as Occas ional Bulletin from the Missi onary United Kingdom and Ireland 142 Research Library. Named Occasional Bulletin of Missionary Research in 1977. Renamed Continental Europe 73 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIO NARY RESEARCH in 1981. Published Asia, Africa, Oceania 52 quarterly in Janu ary, April, July, and October by Total 925 Overseas Ministries Study Center 490 Prospect Street, New Haven, Connecticut 06511, U.S.A. The number of dissertations produced at each of the 210 Tel: (203) 624-6672 • Fax: (203) 865-2857 schools included in the survey is noted in the comprehensive roll E-mail: IBMR @OMSC.org • Web: www.OMSC.org call of institutions that immediately follows this interpretive essay. Table 4 highlights the top ten degree-granting institutions Editor: Associate Editor: Jonathan J. Bonk Dwight P. Baker from the period 1992-2001, quantitatively considered. Where comparative information for these schools is available from the Assistant Editor: Managing Editor: last IBMR review of di ssertations on mission, the number of CraigA.Noli Daniel J. Nicholas degrees granted earlierby the same institution appears in paren­ Senior Contributing Editors: theses. Gerald H. Anderson Robert T. Coote Table 4. Institutions Granting the Most Degrees, Contributing Editors: 1992-2001 (comparison with 1982-1991, where possible) Catalino G. Arevalo, SJ. C. Rene Padilla David B. Barrett James M. Phillips Stephen B. Bevans, S.V.D. Dana L. Robert Fuller Theological Seminary 92 (61) Samuel Escobar Larnin Sanneh Trinity Evangelical Divinity School 41 (4) John E Gorski, M.M. Wilbert R. Shenk University of Edinburgh 30 Paul G. Hiebert Brian Stanley Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary 28 (14) J. A. B. Jongeneel Charles R. Taber University of Birmingham 28 Sebastian Karotemprel , S.D.B Tite Tienou Pontifical Gregorian University 21 David A. Kerr Ruth A. Tucker Princeton Theological Seminary 20 (22) Graham Kings Desmond Tutu Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 20 (17) Anne-Marie Kool Andrew E Walls Boston University 16 (14) Gary B. McGee Anastasios Yannoulatos Mary Motte, E M.M. University of Chicago 15 (13) Advertising: Circulation Coordinator: Ruth E. Taylor These data indicate that nearly one outof every ten doctoral Angela Scipio I I Graffam Road degrees awarded worldwide in the field of missiology between IBMR @OMSC.org South Portland, Maine 0410 6 www.OMSC.org (207) 799-4387 1992 and 2001, based on English-language dissertations, came from the School of World Mission at Fuller Theological Semi­ Books for review and correspondence regarding editorial matters should be addressed to nary. The numerical growth of the program at Fuller was more the editors. Manuscript s unaccompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope (or international postal co upo ns) will not be returned. Op inion s expressed in the than matched, however, by an astonishing rate of expansion that INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN are those of the authors and not necessarily of the took place in the doctoral program at Trinity Evangelical Divin­ Overseas Ministries Study Center. ity School and a doubling of the number of dissertations accepted Articles appearing in this jo urnal are abstracted and indexed in: by Southwestern BaptistTheological Seminary during this same Bibliografia Missionaria IBR (International Bibliography of period. Among the four other North American institutions that Book Review Index Book Reviews) led the way in 1992-2001, the number of degrees granted held Christian Periodical Index IBZ (International Bibliography of relatively steady when compared with the statistics reported for Guide to People in Periodical Periodical Literature) 1982-1991. These figures, though, do not tell the whole story. A Literature Missionalia Guide to Social Science and Religion Religious and Theological Abstracts more modest program in terms of student numbers might in fact in Periodical Literature Religion Index One: Periodicals havea disproportionatelygreaterimpacton the field ofmissiology as a whole, especially if a high percentage of the dissertations Index, abstracts, and full text of thisjournal are available on databases provided by ATLAS, written to fulfill degree requirements are subsequently pub­ EBSCO , H. W. Wilson Company, The Gale Group , and University Micro films. Back lished. 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July 2003 99 In order to facilitate such investigations in the future, a decision Table 6. Chronological Focus of Dissertations was made to enter geographic references into the database alongside other basic information. The results are provided in Postapostolic church (to 600) 2 table 5. Medieval (600-1500) 12 Early modern (1500-1800) 94 Table 5. Geographic Focus of Dissertations, Modern (180D-1945) 394 by Continent and Subcontinent Late modern (since 1945) 209 Total 711 Africa 181 As appropriate, dissertations are counted in more than one East Africa 74 chronological category. Not all of the dissertations enumer­ Middle Africa 10 ated in table 6 are historical studies per seeAn ethnographic North Africa 9 analysis of a particular tribal group that takes into account the Southern Africa 26 activities of certain missionary actors over a given period of West Africa 47 time, for example, might have a discernible point of reference Other Africa 15 within the history of mission, while remaining essentially an anthropological study with respect to the primary research Asia 274 methodology employed (e.g., diss. 241). For this reason the China 63 figure reported in table 7 for historical studies does not match East Asia 67 the numbers given here. India 70 Middle East 13 Trends in Doctoral Research Southeast Asia 49 Other Asia 12 One more large-scale analysis of the data was carried out regard­ ing the primary research interests of these 925 dissertation au­ Europe 55 thors. My objective wasto discoverwhichpartsof the missiological Eastern Europe 9 Northern Europe 20 curriculum had received the most attention over the past decade Russia 7 of dissertation research. In the past, other surveyors of the Southern Europe 3 research horizon for mission studies have commented on trends Western Europe 13 they sensed taking place within the discipline, usually with an Other Europe 3 eye onthe future and a hope to spur additional work in neglected areas. Ten years ago in this publication, for instance, William Latin America and the Caribbean 78 Smalley called for many more doctoral studies to be conducted Caribbean 7 using anthropologicallybased researchmethods,"Smalleymused Central America 20 that too much of what he considered IIabstract" missiology­ South America 27 Other Latin America 24 muchof it inspiredby insights drawnfrom liberation theology­ threatened to crowd out the potential benefits of alternative North America 149 approaches to the study of mission that were oriented more toward social science. To some extent, his plea may have been Oceania 27 heard. In this compilation of information on dissertations, for Australia / New Zealand 11 example, the names of more than 100 different ethnic groups Other Oceania 16 appear in the index, a number that is at least twice as many as Smalley himself reported in 1993. Total 764 Based primarily on information provided in each abstract, Dissertations with a discernible geographic focus are listed an attempt was made to categorize the approach taken to the here by region or, where the author's interests encompass subject of mission. The results, summarized in table 7, represent more than one area, by regions. Termsused follow U.N. usage, the relative degree of scholarly interest paid by a sizeable sample except that a few key countries are listed separately (China, of recent graduate students of mission to major divisions within India, Russia) and the Middle East is treated as a separate the missiological curriculum; moreover, the schema as a whole subregion that includes Turkey and Iran. The entire group of affords a kind of summary snapshot of our entire discipline. In dissertations designated "Middle East" in the database is reckonedhere to be a subsetof Asia, eventhoughinsome cases the future, follow-up analyses, carried out using the same or a the research took into consideration parts of North Africa. similar set of categories, shouldbe able to detect significant shifts Dissertations that focus on Egypt or North Africa exclusively in methodological focus that might be taking place over time." are counted as part of Africa. Table 7. Primary Research Focus of Dissertations A similar kind of analysis was performed with respect to historical period (see table 6). The resulting statistics show a Study of mission as a discipline 3 remarkable concentrationof attentionon the lasttwo centuriesof Bible and mission 43 mission history, at the particular expense, it would seem, of the Historical studies 235 premodern period. Perhaps these data will prompt present and Theology, culture, and mission 329 future graduate students in mission studies and their advisers to Theology of religions 73 consider the need (and the relatively wide-open opportunity!) to Forms of witness and service 187 concentrate some of their research efforts on the earliest phases Missionary vocation 55 of the history of mission. Total 925

100 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 A few more of themostsignificantfindings discovered in the Looking Ahead course of this project may be noted briefly: Finally, what might this survey of doctoral research activity • Out of the 43 dissertations written in the subfield of suggest about the overall health of mission studies? On the basis Bible and mission, only 2 focused onthe OldTestament. of numbers alone, one may find reasons here to be optimistic • In the category"theology of religions," 20 dissertations about the current state and future of our discipline. Compared wrestled with issues related to pluralism as a with 512 North American dissertations reported in 1993, this missiological problem or with the general state of inter­ time a total of 658 American and Canadian theses on mission faith relations and dialogue or both. Of the other 53 were found. These dissertations were produced at 144 different theses falling under this heading that focused on a educational institutions, as compared with only 114 schools a particular non-Christian religious tradition, just over decade ago. Comparative statistics are not available for institu­ half (27) concerned themselves with Islam." tions located outside of North America, but I did discover while • A growing interest in matters related to Pentecostalism compiling this information that several new programs at the may be detected throughout the current survey. As in doctoral level have recently been established in Asia. As it the past, researchers studieda wide variety of Pentecos­ happens, the first missiology dissertation to be submitted to the tal churches spread out across the globe. What seemed faculty of the South Asia Institute of Advanced ChristianStudies to be new was an increased desire to describe specifi­ in Bangalore, India, was completed early enough to fall within cally Pentecostal theologies of mission and to explore the time parameters of this review." In all likelihood, the next the sociologyof Pentecostalism,especiallyas thesemight survey of this kind will include one or more mission theses relate to the ministry challenges faced by Pentecostal produced under the auspices of an even newer program, just faith communities set in conditions of extreme poverty. begun at the Trinity Theological College in Singapore." Anec­ • The disparity already noted with regard to the study of dotal evidence leads one to suspect that other programs in mission history (the modern missionary movement mission studies may soonbe springing up elsewhere in Asia and capturing the lion's share of attention) is matched by an Africa. Only so will it be possible to beginto address the regional almost exclusive preoccupation with Western mission­ imbalance thatso obviously marks the situationof doctoral-level ary activity. mission studies conducted in English (see table 3). In any event, the days are probably gone (in more ways than The fourth of these findings seems to fly in the face of one!) when the missionary could be called "the invisible man of mounting evidence that significant and growing numbers of [American] history."12 To a growing extent, the whole of the non-Western missioners are responding to their own call to bear church's missionary enterprise, pastand present, hasbecome for a global Christian witness." It could be that substantial disserta­ the academy at large a great "research laboratory for the com­ tion research on this subject is being conducted already in lan­ parative observation of cultural stimulus and response in both guages other than English, in which case such studies would not directions," just as John Fairbank had hoped would happen appear here. Even so, room would seem to exist for much more when he wrote these words over thirty years ago. In short, what of this research. Besides the legion of Korean mission agencies this survey seems to show is that the study of mission has been now in operation around the world, thousands of missionaries slowly expanding into nearly every part of the theological cur­ from India are reportedly involved in cross-cultural missionary riculum. At the same time, study of mission has penetrated not work." What these and a host of other non-Western missionary a few scholarly redoubts that for far too longhadbeen thought to agencies and personnel are doing now in increasing numbers lie well beyond its assigned academic habitat. The "explosion of deserves the same kind of scholarly attention thathasbeengiven demand for mission studies" predicted tenyears ago by Andrew so eagerly to Western cross-cultural missionary efforts. Walls might already be underway.P

Notes------­ 1. SeeE.TheodoreBachmann, "NorthAmericanDoctoralDissertations 3. For the same reason, gender statistics are not reported here. on Mission: 1945-1981," International BulletinofMissionary Research 4. Of the 14 dissertations on the list produced at Utrecht between 1992 7, no. 3 (july 1983): 98-134, and William A. Smalley, "Doctoral and 2001, only one had not yet been published in some form as of Dissertationson Mission: Ten-Year Update, 1982-1991," International January 2003. As far as I know, no North American program even BulletinofMissionary Research 17, no. 3 (July 1993): 97-125. A number begins to approach this level of published output based directly on ofinvaluablecollaboratorshavehelpedto gather, verify, andorganize dissertation research. the information presented in this survey. Among those who helped 5. Smalley, "Doctoral Dissertations," p. 99. me to track down elusive data were Lalsangkima Pachuau, Daniel 6. In the near future I intend to publish a fuller version of this outline, Jeyaraj, HwaYung, GrahamHoughton,AshishChrispal, RajNadelIa, showing in much greater detail than is possible here what subjects JohnChew, Scott Sunquist, and BeverleyStubbs. I am grateful to my are included in each of these broad categories of research and study. son, Nathan A. Skreslet, for his long hours of research assistance. To illustrate, under the heading "Theology, culture, and mission," I Paula Y. Skreslet, my wife and, not incidentally, reference librarian includedogmaticemphases (e.g.,studiesof Christology, soteriology, in the William Smith Morton Library at Union-PSCE, contributed and doctrine of God thatbear directly on missiology), investigations her always-sharp editorial eye to this project, along with some of church and society, including the role of missions in national crucial advice about how to improve the index. development and identity, culture studies (including the issue of 2. In some circumstances, such submission may not be possible. An contextualization),andparticulartheologicalperspectiveson mission alternative strategy might be to make thesis abstracts available on theology (Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Pentecostal, etc.). As another the Internet, following the example of the Oxford Centrefor Mission example of what is being summarized here, the entry "Forms of Studies. In this case the editorial offices of the IBMR should be made witness and service" encompasses not only analyses of different aware of the existence of this information. types of missionary structures but also descriptive studies of

July 2003 101 missionarycommunication (e.g.,preachingandpublishing), various Operation World, 6th ed . (Carlisle, Cumbria: Paternoster Lifestyle, strategies for evangelization, a widevarietyof educational activities, 2001), p. 311. and ministries focused on social justice and development. 10. lowe my knowledge of this fact to a personal communication from 7. Theological approaches to Hinduism and the question of Hindu­ the vice principal of SAIACS, Ashish Chrispal. Christian relations received the next largest amount of research 11. Hwa Yung, direc tor of the Centre for the Study of Christianity in attention (12), followed by Judaism (7), Buddhism (3),and a catchall Asia atTrinityTheologicalCollege, alerted me to the recent inception category "other" (4). I have not included here stu dies of primal of this program in Singapore, also in a private communication. religions, which have been grouped rather under the heading 12. John K. Fairbank, "Assignment for the 70's," American Historical "Theology, culture, and mission." Review74, no. 3 (February 1969): 877-78. 8. See, for example, the statistics on Korean missionaries reported in 13. Andrew F. Walls, "Structural Prob lems in Mission Studies," Steve S. C. Moon, "The Recent Korean Missionary Movement: A International BulletinofMissionary Research 15, no. 4 (October 1991): Record of Growth, and More Growth Needed," International Bulletin 154;reprinted in Walls, TheMissionary Movement inChristian History: of Missionary Research 27, no. 1 (january 2003): 11- 17. Studiesin theTransmission ofFaith (Maryknoll, N.Y.:Orbis, 1996),pp. 9. See Patrick Johnstone and Jason Mandryk, with Robyn Johnstone, 143-59.

Degree-Granting Institutions Here Represented, with the Number of Doctoral Dissertations from Each

Abo Akademi University, Abo, Finland 4 George Washington University, Washington, D.C. 1 American University, Washington, D.C. 2 Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, California 4 Andrews University, Berrien Springs, Michigan 3 Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona 4 14 Howard University, Washington, D.C. 1 Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, Kentucky 7 Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama 1 Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 4 Augustana-Hochschule, Neuendettelsau, Germany 1 Australian National University, Canberra, Australia 5 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland 3 Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas 1 Baylor University, Waco, Texas 5 Kent State University, Kent, Ohio 1 Biola University, La Mirada, California 1 Boston College, Boston, Massachusetts 5 Leiden University, Leiden, Netherlands 1 Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts 16 Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2 Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio 1 Lund University, Lund, Sweden 4 Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts 1 Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 9 Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah 1 Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia 1 Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island 3 Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Brunei University, Uxbridge, England 1 1 McGill University, Montreal, Quebec 1 Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Warsaw, Poland 1 McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario 3 Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1 Melbourne College of Divinity, Kew, Aus tralia 3 Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio 1 Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, Newfoundland 1 Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C. 13 Miami University, Oxford, Ohio 1 Catholic University of Louvain, Louvain, Belgium 1 Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 1 Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China 2 Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary, Memphis, Tennessee 7 City University of New York, New York, New York 1 Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, Tennessee 1 Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, California 3 Mississippi State University, Starkville, Mississippi 1 College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia 1 National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland 1 Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado 1 New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, New Orleans, Louisiana 5 Columbia University, New York, New York 4 New School University, New York, New York 1 Concordia Theological Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri 3 New York University, New York, New York 2 Cornell University, Ithaca, New York 1 Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona 1 Dallas Theological Seminary, Dallas, Texas 2 Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois (see also Garrett- Deakin University, Geelong, Australia 1 Evangelical Theological Seminary) 2 Drew University, Madison, New Jersey 11 Norwegian Lutheran School of Theology, Oslo, Norway 1 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina 5 Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 2 Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 7 Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma 3 Emmanuel College of Victoria University / University of Toronto, Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, Oxford, England / Open Toronto, Ontario (see also University of Toronto) 2 University, Milton Keynes, England 11 Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia 3 Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, Oxford, England / University Evangelical Theological Faculty, Heverlee, Belgium 4 of Wales, Cardiff, Wales 5 Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida 2 Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule Sankt Georgen, Frankfurt, Fordham University, New York, New York 6 Germany 1 Free University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1 Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome, Italy 21 Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, California 92 Pontifical Lateran University, Rome, Italy 1 Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas, Rome, Italy 3 Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary / Northwestern Pontifical Urban University, Rome, Italy 3 University, Evanston, Illinois (see also Northwestern University) 7 Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeto n, New Jersey 20 Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. 3 Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey 6 102 INTERNATIONAL BULLETINOF MISSIONARY REsEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario 3 University of Manchester, Manchester, England 3 Queen's University of Belfast, Belfast, Northern Ireland 2 University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba 3 University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland 2 Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson, Mississippi 4 University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts 1 Rice University, Houston, Texas 2 University of Memphis, Memphis, Tennessee 1 Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey 1 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 7 Senate of Serampore College (University), Serampore, India 7 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 8 South Asia Institute of Advanced Christian Studies, Bangalore, University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi 1 India 1 University of Missouri-Columbia, Columbia, Missouri 1 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky 20 University of Mumbai, Mumbai, India 1 Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas 1 University of Natal, Durban, South Africa 1 Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas 28 University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain 1 State University of New York at Albany, Albany, New York 2 University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, Nebraska 1 State University of New York at Binghamton, Binghamton, University of Nijmegen, Nijmegen, Netherlands 1 New York 1 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, North State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York 4 Carolina 7 State University of New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, North New York 3 Carolina 1 St. Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri 6 University of North Texas, Denton, Texas 2 Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York 3 University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana 6 University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma 3 Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, New York 3 University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon 2 Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 7 University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand 4 Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas 1 University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario 4 Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, Illinois 41 University of Oxford, Oxford, England 6 Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana 3 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1 Union Institute and University, Cincinnati, Ohio 4 University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa 6 Union Theological Seminary and Presbyterian School of Christian University of San Diego, San Diego, California 1 Education, Richmond, Virginia 5 University of San Francisco, San Francisco, California 1 Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York, New York, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, England 1 New York 4 University of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa 12 University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland 5 University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina 2 University of Akron, Akron, Ohio 1 University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California 1 University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1 University of St. Andrews, St. Andrews, Scotland 2 University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand 2 University of Stirling, Stirling, Scotland 1 University of Birmingham, Birmingham, England 28 University of St. Michael's College, Toronto, Ontario University of Bradford, Bradford, England 1 6 University of Sussex, Brighton, England 2 University of Bristol, Bristol, England 3 University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia 4 University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia 4 University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee 1 University of Buckingham, Buckingham, England 1 University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas 1 University of California, Berkeley, California 5 University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 3 University of California, Davis, California 2 University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio 1 University of California, Irvine, California 1 University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario 8 University of California, Los Angeles, California 3 University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia 4 University of California, Riverside, California 3 University of Wales, Cardiff (see also with Oxford Centre for University of California, San Diego, California 2 Mission Studies) 1 University of California, Santa Barbara, California 3 University of Wales, Lampeter, Wales 2 University of California, Santa Cruz, California 1 University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 3 University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England 11 University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario 1 University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 15 University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario 1 University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut 1 University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wisconsin 8 University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware 1 University of York, York, England 2 University of Durham, Durham, England 4 Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden 5 University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland 30 Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands 14 University of Essex, Colchester, England 2 University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 5 Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee 6 University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland 1 Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand 2 University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii 1 University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland 4 Walden University, Minneapolis, Minnesota 1 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, Illinois 6 Washington State University, Pullman, Washington 2 University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa 1 Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri 1 University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas 3 Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut 1 University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky 3 Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 7 University of Leeds, Leeds, England 5 West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia 2 University of London, London, England 2 Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut 14 University of London, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, York University, Toronto, Ontario 3 London, England 1 U~vers~ty of London, King's College London, London, England 4 University of London, London School of Economics and Political Total number of degree-granting institutions 210 Science, London, England 1 University of London, School of Oriental and African Studies, Total number of dissertations listed 925 London, England 3 University of London, University College London, London, England 1 Total number of countries represented 21 July 2003 103 Dissertations Listed Alphabetically by Author

Ameer, John Pierre 17 A Yankees and Nestorians: The Establishment of B American Schools Among the Nest orians of Iran Abing, Keoin J. 1 and Turkey, 1834-1850 Ed.D., 1997, HarvardUniversity Back, Peter Robert 34 A Fall from Grace: Thomas Johnson and the Dynamic Equivalent Conversion and Baptism for Shawnee Indian Manual Labor School, 1839-1862 Converts from Islam PhD., 1995, Marquette University Amy Moreno, Angel A. 18 The Spanish Treatment of Moriscos as a Model for Ph.D., 1997, University of Wales, Lampeter Abraham, K. A. 2 the Treatment of Native Americans PhD., 1999, Boston University Badenhorst, CecileM. 35 A Re-examination of the Lord ship of Jesus Christ in Mines,. Missionaries, and the Municipality: the Search for a Contemporary Christology in Asia Organized Afncan Sport and Recreation m D.Th., 1996, Senate of Serampore College (University) An, Seung Oh Paul 19 Toward Witness-Oriented Worship in the johannesburg, c. 1920-1950 Ph.D., 1992, (Jueen's University, Kingston Adams, Anna 3 Presbyterian Church of Korea (PCK) Ph.D., 1999, Fuller TheologicalSeminary Moravian Missionaries in Nicaragua: The American Badr, Habib 36 Years, 1917-1974 Missi?n to "Nominal Chri stians": The Policy and PhD., 1992, Temple University Anchuknndam, Thomas 20 A Critical Elaboration and Evaluation of the Practice of the Amencan Board of Commissioners Missiona!)' Activities of Msgr . Clement Bonnand in for Foreign Mission s and Its Missionaries Adams, William Eugene 4 Concerning Eastern Churches, Which Led to the Pe.rs,?nality and Adjustment Among Mormon South India from a Historical Perspective : 1824-1848 H.E.D., 1994, PontificalGregorian University Organization of a Protestant Church in Beirut Missionaries 18f9-1848 r Ph.D., 1995, Texas Tech University Anderson, Imogen Siobhan 21 Ph.D., 1992, Princeton Theological Seminary A Mission for Medicine: Dr. Ellen Farrer and India Addai, [osephWilliam 5 Bailey, Gauvin Alexander 37 Metaphor, Value s, an~ Ethn o-Leadership: A (1891-1933) Ph.D., 1997, University of Durham Counter-Reformation Symbolism and Allegory in Missiological Study WIth Implications for Chri stian Mughal Painting Leadership in Ghana Ph.D., 1996, HarvardUniversity Ph.D., 1999, Fuller TheologicalSeminary Anderson, Nancy Keener 22 Cooperation for Social Betterment: Missions and Progressives in the Methodist Episcopal Church Baker, Mark David 38 Addley, William Palmer 6 Freedom from Legalism and Freedo m for A Study of the Birth and Development of the South, 1894-1921 ' Ph.D., 1999, Vanderbilt University Community: A Hermeneutical Case Study of Overseas Missions of the Presbyterian Church in Reading Galatians m a Tegucigalpa Barrio Ireland up to 1910 Ph.D., [996, Duke University Ph.D., 1994, Queen's University of Belfast A ~ago n , Lor~a in e Victoria 23 Dlvl~e Ju sti~e : Sosmology, Ritual, and Protestant Missionization in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia Balisk)/,Emon Paul 39 Addo, Ebenezer Obiri 7 Wolaltt ~ Evangelists: A Study in Religious Kwam e Nkrumah: A Case Study of Religion and Ph.D., 1992, University of Illinois at Urbana­ Champaign Innovation m Southern Ethiopia, 1937-1975 Politics in Ghana PhD. , 1997, University of Aberdeen Ph.D., 1994, Drew University Arap-Chelogoy, MichaelKiptalam 24 The Church and Political Authoritarianism: A Bankert, DabneyAnderson 40 Aghamknr, Atulkumar Y. 8 The Poetics of Religious Conversion in Medi eval Approaching U rba~ Hindus: A Study of Christian Kenyan Case Study from 1844 to the Present PhD., 2000, University of Bristol English Literature Approaches and Hindu Responses in Pune City, PhD., 1996, University of Illinois at Urbana­ Ind ia Champaign Ph.D., 1995, Fuller TheologicalSeminary Aritonang, Jan Sihar 25 The ~ncounter of the Batak People with Rheini sche Mission s-Gesellschaft in the Field of Education Barbero, Mario 41 Akinade, Akintunde Ebunolu 9 A First-Century Couple, Priscilla and Aquila: Their Christian-Muslim Dialogue in Yorubaland: An (1861-1940): A Historical-Theological Inquiry Ph.D.,2000, Utrecht University Hou se Churches and Missionary Activity Ecumenical Study Ph.D., 2001, Catholic University of America Ph.D., 1996, Union TheologicalSeminary in the City of New York Armstrong, MeganCathleen 26 The Franci scans in Paris, 1560-1600 Barbolla, Diane Everett 42 Ph.D., 1998, University of Toronto Alta California Troop s: Acculturation and Material Akinsanya, Gbolahan Olukayode 10 Wealth in a Presidio and Mission Context "You Snail Receive Power": The Establishment of Aruiampalam, Sriganda E. M. 27 1769-1810 ' the Pentecostal Movement in the Nigerian Context PhD., 1992, University of California, Riverside PhD., 2000, Drew University Toward an Exclusivi stic Model of Dialogue in a Religiously Pluralistic World Ph.D., 1994, Southern Baptist TheologicalSeminary Barnes, MichaelCraig 43 Alaichamy, Christeena 11 John R. Molt : A Conversioni st in a Pluralist World Commu~ica?ve Translation: Theory and Principles Ph.D., 1992, University of Chicago for Appltcation to Cros s-Cultural Translation in Aryee, Seth Aryeetey 28 The Bible and the Crown: Thomas Birch Freeman's India Barnes, VirginiaThomas 44 Ph.D., 1997, FullerTheological Seminary Synthesis of Christianity and Social Reform in Ghana (1838-1890) Thir sty Hearts: Drinking, Domestic Violence, and PhD. , 1993, Drew University Evangeltcal Conversion in a Oaxac an Village Alaichamy, Paul 12 Ph.D., 2000, Arizona State University Intermediate Language Translation Aids: An Asimpi, Koji 29 Experiment in the Indian Context Barnhart, William Clifford 45 PhD., 1997, Fuller TheologicalSeminary European Christian Missions and Race Relations in Evan ~elicals Ghana, 1828-1970 A Protestant Empire: and the Foreign PhD., 1996, Boston University Missionary Revival in Britain, 1790-1820 Albertson, Wayne Frederick 13 Ph.D., 1998, State University of New York at Stony Narcissism and Destiny: A Study of the Life and Brook Work of Fanny J. Crosby Aum, Chongoh 30 Ph.D., 1992, Princeton Theological Seminary The Cell Church Model as a Viable Approach for Urban ChurchPlanting . Barram, Michael D. 46 PhD., 1997, MId-AmericaBaptist Theological Seminary "In Order that They Mar Be Saved": Mission and Alexander, William Nathan 14 Moral Reflection in Pau Securing the Soul: Language and Reason in the Austin, Alvyn James 31 Ph.D., 2001, Union TheologicalSeminaryand Time ofthe Mission PresbyterianSchool of Chrzstian Education Ph.D., 2001, HarvardUniversity ~ilgrim~ and Strangers: The China Inland Mission in Britain, Canada, the United States, and China Barro, Antonio Carlos 47 Allen, Ma~al1in Elizabe!h B~rtoft 15 1865-1900 ' Ph.D., 1996, York University Orlando Enrique Costas: Mission Theologian on the Call to Mlss~on s : A Historical and Psychological Way and at the Crossroads Understandmg of the Chnstian Construct in the Ph.D., 1993, Fuller TheologicalSeminary Context of Psychological Assessment Awwad, John ny B. 32 Ph.D., 2000, FullerTheologicalSeminary The Significance of the Death of Jesus in the Plan of God in Luke-Acts: A Door and a Model for the Barro, Jorge Henrique 48 Gentile Mission Luke's Theology of God 's Mission to the City Alvarez,PatriciaMoser 16 Ph.D., 2001, Fu1ler TheologicalSeminary Weaving a Cloak of Discipline: Hawai'i's Catholic PhD., 1996, Princeton TheologicalSeminary Schools, 1840-1941 Barton, Paul Thomas 49 Ph.D., 1994, University of Hawaii Aydin, Mahmut 33 Modem Western Christian Theological In Both Worlds: A History of Hispanic Understandings of Muslims Since the Second Protestantism in the United State s Southwest Vatican Council PhD., 1999, Southern Methodist University Ph.D., 1998, University of Birmingham

104 IN TERNATI ONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RE SEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 Bean,Alan Gordon 50 Blythe,Jeffrey Wayne 68 Brzozowsliu,J. 84 "A Fine Spiritual Imperialism": The Idea of World Evangelical Christianity in Post-socialist Mongolia: The Importance of the First Synods in Lima for the Christianity in the Thought of William Owen Carver An Ethnography of an 'Encounter Mission Evangelization of the Indian People of Ph.D., 1994, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Ph.D., 2000, Unzversityof Cambridge Guarani, [with the] Example of Jesuits' Reduction in the Province of Paraguay (1609-1761) Beattie, Pamela May 51 Boakye, Samuel 69 Ph.D., 2001, Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University Evangelization, Reform, and Eschatology: Mission Towards Industrial Mission in Sub-Saharan Africa: and Crusade in the Thought of Ramon Llull In the Light of Comparison with British Industrial Buehler, Herman Gustav 85 Ph.D., 1995, University of Toronto Mission Reaffirmin~ the Missio Dei: A Trinitarian Theology Ph.D., 2000, University of Wales,Cardiff of Mission In the Ministries of the Liebenzell Bechard, DeanPhilip 52 Mission Paul Among the Rustics: A Study of Luke's Boehle, Josef 70 Ph.D., 2001, FullerTheological Seminary Socio-geographical Universalism in Acts 14:8-20 Inter-religious Co-operation in a Global Age Ph.D., 1997, Yale University Ph.D., 2001, University of Birmingham Bulgin, IonaLoreen 86 Mapping the Self in the "Utmost Purple Rim": Bedford, William Boyd,Jr. 53 Bogenschild, ThomasEdward 71 Published Labrador Memoirs of Four Grenfell "A Larger Christian Life": A. B. Simpson and the The Roots of Fundamentalism in Liberal Nurses Early Years of the Christian and Missionary Guatemala: Missionary Ideologies and Local Ph.D.,2001, MemorialUniversity of Newfoundland Alliance Response, 1882-1944 Ph.D., 1992, University of Virginia Ph.D., 1992, University of California, Berkeley Burgaleta, ClaudioManuel 87 The Jesuit Theological Humanism of Jose de Acosta Bennett, Christi-An C. 54 Bolhouse, Lana[o Gomez 72 (1540-1600): A Study in the History of Theology The Development of the Idea of Mission in British Being a Missionary Family over Time: Ritual and Ph.D., 1996, BostonCollege Wesleyan Thought, 1784-1914 Interaction in the Production of Meaning Ph.D., 1995, University of Manchester Ph.D., 1999, Oklahoma State University Bennett, Christopher Paul 55 Business and Missionary Expatriate Management: Toward a Sharing of Best Practices Ph.D., 1998, Union Institute and University This list is a truly global Bennett,JohnC. 56 Charles Simeon and the Evangelical Anglican sample of doctoral research Missionary Movement: A Study of Voluntaryism and Church-Mission Tensions on mission in English. Ph.D., 1992, University of Edinburgh Bennett, StephenJohn 57 The Abrahamic Covenant and the Idea of Mission Bornstein,EricaLynn 73 Burke,Jeffrey Charles 88 Ph.D., 1995, University of Manchester The Good Life: Religious NGOs and the Moral The Establishment of the American Presbyterian Politics of Economic Development in Zimbabwe Mission in Egypt, 1854-1940: An Overview Berend, Nora 58 Ph.D., 2001, University of California, Irvine Ph.D., 2000, McGill University Non-Christians in a Medieval Frontier Society: Jews, Muslims, and Pagans in Thirteenth-Century Bray,RichardEdward 74 Bush, Troy Lennon 89 Hungary An Examination of the Life and Ministry of Effective Church Planting: A Qualitative Analysis of Ph.D., 1996, Columbia University M. Theron Rankin Selected Church Planting Models Ph.D., 1994, New OrleansBaptist Theological Seminary Ph.D., 1999, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Berge, LarsFolke 59 The Bambatha Watershed: Swedish Missionaries, Breman, ChristinaMaria 75 African Christians, and an Evolving Zulu Church in The Association of Evangelicals in Africa: Its Rural Natal and Zululand, 1902-1910 History, Organization, Members, Projects, External Th.D., 2000, Uppsala University Relations, and Message c Ph.D., 1995, Utrecht University Berger, William Horton 60 Callahan, Allen Dwight 90 William Adams Brown and the New Order in the Brewer, KennethWade 76 The "Acts of St. Mark": An Introduction and Church: Liberal Theology and the Modem Hans Kiing's Theology of Religions: A Historical­ Commentary Ecumenical Movement Thematic Analysis and Evaluation Ph.D., 1992, HarvardUniversity Ph.D., 1992, Union Theological Seminaryand Ph.D., 1994, Drew University Presbyterian School of Christian Education Campbell, Jonathan Stuart 91 Bria,Benyamin Y. 77 The Translatability of Christian Community: An Bessire, Aimee HollowayConlin 61 The Development of Mixed Marriage Legislation Ecclesiology for Postmodern Cultures and Beyond Negotiating Cultural Icons: Sukuma Art, History, Through MIssionary Law from 1622 to the Present Ph.D., 1999; FullerTheological Seminary and Colonial Encounter in Tanzania Ph.D., 1993, University of Ottawa Ph.D., 2000, HarvardUniversity Campos R., OscarA. 92 Bross,Kristina Kae 78 The Mission of the Church and the Kingdom of God Bhandari, LokMani 62 "That Epithet of Praying": The Praying Indian in Latin America The Role of Power Encounter in the Growth of Figure in Early New England Literature Ph.D., 2000, Dallas Theological Seminary Christianity in Nepal Ph.D., 1997, University oJChicago Ph.D., 1999, FullerTheological Seminary Carandang, Armando 1. 93 Brotchie, PhillipEdgar 79 Vestiges of the Trinity in Australian Aboriginal Bhebhe, Stanley Makhosi 63 The Importance of the Contribution of Australians Religions The Search for African Christian Spirituality in to the Penetration of China by the China Inland Missiol.D., 2001, PontificalGregorian University Zimbabwe: An Examination of Religious Change in Mission in the Period 1888-1953, with Particular a Colonial Context Reference to the Work of Australian Women Carbonneau, RobertEdward 94 Ph.D., 1993, Drew University Missionaries Life, Death, and Memory: Three Passionists in Ph.D., 1999, DeakinUniversity Hunan, China, and the Shaping of an American Bianco, Barbara A. 64 Mission Perspective in the 1920s The Historical Anthropology of a Mission Hospital Brown, Deborah Ann 80 Ph.D., 1992, Georgetown University in Northwestern Kenya The Anglican Church in Hong Kong: The Challenge Ph.D., 1992, New York University of Transition Cardoza-Orlandi, Carlos F. 95 Ph.D., 1992, Drew University "From Christian Continent to Mission Field": The Birri, Debela 65 Missional Discourse of the Committee on A History of the Evangelical Church Bethel, Brown, Elizabeth J. McAnally 81 Cooperation in Latin America and Protestant Latin 1919-1947 The Development and Evaluation of the Americans Concerning the Missional Needs of Latin Th.D., 1995, Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago Evangelism-Missiology Program at the Criswell America (1910-1938) College: A Case Study Ph.D., 1999, PrincetonTheological Seminary Blake, Lynn Alison 66 Ph.D., 1993, University of North Texas Let the Cross Take Possession of the Earth: Carriker, Charles Timothy 96 Missionary Geographies of Power in Nineteenth­ Brown, StephenP. 82 Paul's Apocalyptic Mission: An Integrative Century British Columbia The Role of the Russian Orthodox Church and Missiological Hermeneutic Ph.D., 1998, University of British Columbia Orthodox Missionary Work in Nineteenth-Century Ph.D., 1993, FullerTheological Seminary Siberia and Russian America Blauiuss,Mary E. Schaller 67 D.Phil.,1995, University of Oxford Carroll, James T. 97 Goals of the American Madura Mission: A Study of Americanization or Indoctrination? Catholic Indian Changing Mission Goals in the American Board of Brumbach, DavidMark 83 Boarding Schools, 1874-1926 Commissioners for Foreign Missions During the Peter John De Smet, S.J.: Fundraiser and Promoter Ph.D., 1997, University of Notre Dame Nineteenth Century of Missions Ph.D., 2000,PrincetonTheological Seminary Ph.D., 1992, Washington State University

July 2003 105 Carruthers, ElspethJane 98 Choi,Moo Youl 117 Cominskey,Joel Thomas 135 Christianization and Colonization on the Medieval Korean Presbyterianism and Social Work: A Critical Cell-Based Ministry: A Positive Factor for Church South Baltic Frontier Analysis of the Social Work of Four Presbyterian Growth in Latin America Ph.D., 1999, PrincetonUniversity Denominations Ph.D., 1997, FullerTheological Seminary Ph.D., 1996, Oxford Centrefor Mission Studies / Carter,BenMichael 99 University of Wales Coops, P. Lorraine 136 A Study of Bethany Fellowship as an Example of Living by Faith: Maritime Baptist Single Women Conservative North American Evangelical Missions Chong,Hung-Ho 118 Missionaries in India, 1880-1930 Ph.D., 1996, University of Edinburgh Contextualizing Theology in Korea: An Assessment Ph.D., 1997, Queen's University, Kingston of Some Central Themes in Minjung Theology Carter, Jeffrey David 100 Ph.D., 1995, Trinity Evangelical Divinity Schoof Corpis, DuaneJoseph 137 The Celestial Church of Christ: Syncretism, Ritual The Geography of Religious Conversion: Crossing Practice, and the Invention of Tradition in a New Christian,Jayakumar 119 the Boundaries of Belief in Southern Germany, Religious Movement Powerlessness of the Poor: Toward an Alternative 1648-1800 Ph.D., 1997, University of Chicago Kingdom of God-Based Paradigm for Response Ph.D., 2001, New York University Ph.D., 1994, FullerTheological Seminary Case, JayRiley 101 Corr,DonaldPhilip 138 Conversion, Civilization, and Cultures in the Chu, Ping-yi 120 "The Field Is the World": Proclaiming, Translating, Evangelical Missionary Mind, 1814-1906 Technical Knowledge, Cultural Practices, and Social and Serving by the American Board of Ph.D., 1999, University of Notre Dame Boundaries: Wan-nan Scholars and the Recasting of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, 1810-1840 Jesuit Astronomy, 1600-1800 Ph.D., 1993, FullerTheological Seminary Castro, Daniel,Jr. 102 Ph.D., 1994, University of California, LosAngeles Another Face of Empire: Bartolome de Las Casas Court, Stephen Ernest 139 and the Restoration of the Indies Chuang, Tsu-Kung 121 Behind Two Fronts: The Mission of Power and the Ph.D., 1994, Tulane University The Factors Influencing Conversion of Mainline Power of Mission Chinese Intellectuals Toward Christianity in North Ph.D., 1994, University of Toronto Cebula, Lawrence Harold 103 America Religious Change and Plateau Indians: 1500-1850 Ph.D., 1995, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Cox,Monte Bret 140 Ph.D.,2000, Colfege of William and Mary "Euthanasia of Mission" or "Partnership"? An Chuba, BwalyaShinina 122 Evaluative Study of the Policy of Disengagement of Chacko, Mohan 104 The Development of Hymnody in Zambia Church of Christ Missionaries in Rural Kenya Interpreting Society: A Study of the Political Ph.D., 1995, University of Edinburgh Ph.D., 1999, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Theology of M. M. Thomas and Its Implications for Mission Chuchiak, JohnFranklin, IV 123 Cox, Ruth 141 Ph.D.,2000, Free University, Amsterdam The Indian Inquisition and the Extirpation of The Lord's Work: Perspectives of Early Leaders of Idolatry: The Process of Punishment in the Provisorato the Evangelical Church of West Africa in Nigeria Chan, DanielT. 105 de Indios of the Diocese of Yucatan, 1563-1812 Regarding the Spread of Christianity Quest for Certainty: The Life and Thought of Chang Ph.D., 2000, Tulane University Ph.D., 2000, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Lit-sen Th.D., 2000, BostonUniversity Chung, Mary KengMun 124 Cramer, JanetMuriel 142 Factors Influencing the Role of Women in Christian Cross Purposes: Gender and Nation in the Women's Chan, SharonWai-Man 106 Ministries in the Chinese Church Missionary Press, 1880-1905 The Dynamics of Expansion of the Chinese Ph.D., 1998, FullerTheological Seminary Ph.D., 1999, University of Minnesota Churches in the Los Angeles Basin Ph.D., 1996, FullerTheological Seminary Chung, Wai-Keung 125 Cruchley-Tones, Peter 143 QinQin (Familial Love and Familial Relationship) Singing the Lord's Song in a Strange Land? A Chang,Sang Deak 107 Mission Theology for the Chinese: An Missiological Interpretation of the Ely Pastorate Paradigm Shifts in Social Responsibility of Korean Interdisciplinary Study Churches, Cardiff Evangelicals Since 1980 Ph.D., 2000, Reformed Theological Seminary Ph.D., 2001, University of Birmingham Ph.D., 1996, FullerTheological Seminary Church,Henry 126 Cruz e Silva, Teresa Mariada 144 Chapman, ThomasGregory 108 The Impact of Theological Education upon Church Protestant Churches and the Formation of Political A PhenomenologicalMethod of Post-dialogue Growth in the Free Methodist Church in Malawi Consciousness in Southern Mozambique Within a World of Religious Pluralism and Zimbabwe (1930-1974): The Case of the Swiss Mission Ph.D., 1992, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Ph.D., 2000, Evangelical Theological Faculty Ph.D., 1996, University of Bradford

Chen, DanielChi-Sung 109 Clayton, Andrew James 127 Cui, Dan 145 A Christian Response to Chinese Ancestor Practices Christianity and Islam in South-East Tanzania: A The Cultural Contributions of British Protestant in Taiwan: An Exercise in Contextualization Study of Religious Appropriation Among Makonde Missionaries in China's National Development Ph.D., 1998, Asbury Theological Seminary Ph.D., 1993, University of Manchester During the 1920s Ph.D., 1996, University of London,LondonSchool of Cheng,Maynor Clara 110 Clement, D. A. Manuel 128 Economics and Political Science Person-Formation of Chinese Cross-Cultural A Critique of Ethical Models Involved in the World Women Missionaries from Hong Kong Councilof Churches' Approach to Poverty and Culver, Jonathan Edwin 146 Ph.D., 2001, FullerTheological Seminary Development Since the Geneva Conference on The Ishmael Promises in the Light of God's Mission: Church and Society Christian and Muslim Reflections Cheruvil,Joseph 111 D.Th., 1996, SenateofSeramporeCollege (University) Ph.D., 2001, FullerTheological Seminary Roland Allen's Missionary Insights: Their Relevance to a North Indian Context Clemmons,LindaMarie 129 CurrieGrant, Elizabeth 147 Ph.D., 1993, Catholic University of Louvain Satisfied to Walk in the Ways of Their Fathers: The Development of Krio Christianity in Sierra Dakotas and Protestant Missionaries, 1835-1862 Leone, 1792-1861 Chesnut, R. Andrew 112 Ph.D., 1998, University of Illinoisat Urbana­Ph.D., 1993, University of Edinburgh Assembly of the Anointed: Pentecostalism and the Champaign Pathogens of Poverty in an Amazonian City of Cusack,Carole 148 Brazil, 1962-1993 Cliff, Norman Howard 130 An Examination of the Process of Conversion Ph.D., 1995, University of California, LosAngeles A History of the Protestant Movement in Shandong Among the Germanic Peoples in Late Antiquity and Province, China, 1859-1951 the Early Middle Ages Chester, StephenJ. 113 Ph.D., 1995, University of Buckingham Ph.D., 1995, University of Sydney Conversion at Corinth: An Exploration of the Understandings of Conversion Held by the Apostle Clifton, Amanda Keedy 131 Paul and the Corinthian Christians MIssion Women in the Southeast and on the Ph.D., 1999, University of Glasgow Southern Plains, 1817-1861 Ph.D., 1996, University of Memphis D Choi,Doug Sung 114 The Roots of the Presbyterian Conflicts in Korea, Cloer, Clayton Parnell 132 D'Agostino, PeterRobert 149 1910-1954, and the Predominance of Orthodoxy Samuel Zwemer: A Model of Muslim Missionaries in Babylon: The Adaptation of Italian Ph.D., 1992, Emory University Contextualization Priests to Chicago's Church, 1870-1940 Ph.D., 2000, Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary Ph.D., 1993, Unioersituof Chicago Choi,Hyung Keun 115 Preparing Korean Missionaries for Cross-Cultural Cocks, LaurelAnne 133 Daily, David Wilson 150 Effectiveness Constraints Encountered in Ministry Activity: Guardian Rivalries: G. E. E. Lindquist, John Collier, Ph.D.,2000, Asbury Theological Seminary Single and Married Women Missionaries and the Moral Landscape of Federal Indian Policy, Ph.D., 1997, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School 1910-1950 Choi,[ai-Keun 116 Ph.D., 2000, Duke University Doctrinal and Institutional Development of Cohen,Marc Stuart 134 Catholicism in Nineteenth-Century Korea: An The Ethnographic Dimensions of Conversion: A Analysis Based on a Comparative Study of the Study of Conversion Narratives in the Northern Great Persecutions of 1801 and 1866 Europe in the Middle Ages Ph.D., 1997, HarvardUniversity Ph.D., 1995, University oJToronto

106 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 Daniel, P. S. 151 Dixon, David Norman 169 Dunn, John L. 184 Hindu Response to Religious Pluralism According Inventing the African Nation: The Influence of Jesus Christ as Universal Savior in the Theology of to Swami Dayananda Saraswati, Swami Missionary Publishing on Language, Literacy, and Edward Schillebeeckx Vivekannanda, and Mahatma Gandhi Identity in Colonial Kenya, 1895-1963 Ph.D., 1992, Catholic University of America D.Th., 1993, Senate of Serampore College (University> Ph.D., 2000, Indiana University Dunne, James William 185 Daniel, William H. 152 Doiron, Michael J. 170 Creoles and Catholics in Freetown, 1864-1896 Patterns in Mission Preaching: The Representation An Historical-Juridical Consideration of the Jesuit Ph.D., 1993, Fordham University of the Christian Message anaEfik Response in the Fourth Vow: Special Obedience to the Pope, with Scottish Calabar Mission, Nigeria, 1846-1900 Regard to Missions Dureau, Christine May 186 Ph.D., 1993, University of Edinburgh Ph.D., 1995, University of Ottawa Mixed Blessings: Christianity and History in Women's Lives on Simbo, Western Solomon Islands Dapila, Fabian Naangmensuma 153 Domnwachukwu, Chinaka Samuel 171 Ph.D., 1994, Macquarie University Inculturation and Ancestor Veneration: The Case of Spiritual Power in Africa: Insights from Culture and the Dagaaba Catholics the African Independent Churches of Lagos Dyck, Stanley Paul 187 Ph.D., 1995, University of Ottawa Ph.D., 1999, Fuller Theological Seminary Mennonites and the Northern Cheyennes: Conflict, Crisis, and Change on the Tongue River Davidann, Jon Thares 154 Domnwachukwu, Peter Nlemadim 172 Reservation, 1904-1947 A World of Crisis and Progress: Christianity, Christianity as Authentic Igbo Religion: A Model Ph.D., 1993, University of Oklahoma National Identity, and the American YMCA in for Inculturation Japan, 1890-1930 Ph.D., 1997, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Pfi.D., 1995, University of Minnesota DM~U~ m Davis, Charles Arthur 155 The Search for God in Ancient China: James Mellon E Worldview of Middle-Class Small-Town and Urban Menzies, China Missionary and Archeologist Venezuelans with Perspectives on the Church Ph.D., 2001, York University Early, Lisa 188 Ph.D., 1995, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School If We Win the Women: The Lives and Work of Dooley, Marianna H. 174 Female Missionaries at the Methodist Mission in the Davis, Edmund 156 Intercultural Competency in Relation to Missionary Solomon Islands, 1902-1942 Theological Education in a Multi-ethnic Society: The Effectiveness: Implications for On-Field Training Ph.D., 1998, University of Otago United Theological College of the West Indies and Ph.D., 1998, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Its Four Antecedent Colleges (1841-1966) Ebacher,Colleen Marie 189 Ph.D., 1998, Utrecht University Dorn, Jonathan Andrew 175 Bernardino de Sahagun's "Colloquios": "Our Best Gospel Appliances": Institutional Constructing a Text Across Cultures Davis, Matthew Mark 157 Churches and the Emergence of Social Christianity Ph.D., 1992, University of Michigan Evangelizing the Orient: American Missionaries in in the South End of Boston, 1880-1920 Iran, 1890-1940 Ph.D., 1994, Harvard University Ebenezer, Matthew 190 Ph.D., 2001, Ohio State University American Presbyterians and Islam in India, 1855­ Douglas, Ian Theodore 176 1923: A Critical Evaluation of the Contributions of Dayadharum, Charles 158 Fling Out the Banner: The National Church Ideal Isidor Loewenthal (1826-1864) and Elwood Morris The Role of John and Theophilus M. Rangiah in the and the Foreign Mission of the Episcopal Church Wherry (1843-1927) Baptist Missionary Enterprise Among ASIan Indians Ph.D., 1993, Boston University Ph.D., 1998, Westminster Theological Seminary in South Africa Ph.D., 1999, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Dean, Marcus W. 159 A Study of Retention Factors Among Career Seen at ten-year intervals, Missionaries of Wesleyan World Missions Ph.D., 2001, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School shifts in dissertation topics DeCarvalho, Levi Tenorio 160 The Shaman and the Missionary: Worldview can help track trends in Construction Among the Terena Ph.D., 1999, Fuller Theological Seminary missiological research.

De Clark, Sybil Gertrude 161 The Evangelical Missionaries and the Basotho, 1833-1933 Dowd, Christopher Paul 177 Edakkott, Sabu Philip 191 D.Litt. et Phil., 2000, University of South Africa Papal Poli~ Towards Conflict in the Australian The Church's Participation in the Struggle for Catholic MIssions: The Relationship Between John Humanisation as a Mission Paradigm In India: A Dedji, Valentin 162 Bede Polding, O.S.B., Archbishop of Sydney, and Study Based on M. M. Thomas' Writings Paradigm Shifts in African Theological Debates: the Sacred Congregation, De Propaganda Fide, D.Theol., 2001, Melbourne College of Divmity From Liberation to Reconstruction 1842-1874 Ph.D., 1999, University of Cambridge Ph.D., 1994, Australian National University Edgington, Steven Douglas 192 Economic and Social Dimensions of Mission Farms DePriest, Jon Pierre 163 Driippel, Birgit 178 on the Mashonaland High Veld, 1890-1930s Send the Light: TEAM and the Evangelical Mission Music, Tradition, and Mission: A Musical Ph.D., 1996, University of California, Los Angeles Ph.D., 2001, Claremont Graduate University Ethnography of the Kaulong of West New Britain, Papua New Guinea Edward, Deborah May 193 Derogatas, Amy 164 Ph.D., 1998, University of Auckland Sydney's Suburban Catholic Community: Mission Moral Geography: The Plan of Union Mission to the and Parish, 1860-1890 Western Reserve, 1787-1833 Duggan, Marie Christine 179 Ph.D., 1998, University of Sydney Ph.D., 1998, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Market and Church on the Mexican Frontier: Alta California, 1769-1832 Edwards, David A. 194 Diaz, Vicente Miguel 165 Ph.D., 2000, New School University A Study in Paradox: Some Contradictions in Repositioning the Missionary: The Beatification of Anglican Attitudes to Mission in the Mid­ Blessed Diego Luis de Sanvitores and Chamorro Duke, Hanoch Marma 180 nineteenth Century as Embodied in the Life of Cultural History A Comparative Study of the Christian Mission in Francis T. McDougall and His Work in the Borneo Ph.D., 1992, Unzversity of California, Santa Cruz Jamaica and Karnataka Mission D.Th., 1999, University of South Africa Ph.D., 1998, University of Edinburgh Diesto, Genaro Depakakibo,Jr. 166 The Effects of Colonial Mentality on the Religious Duncan, Christopher Robert 181 Edwards, Gail Elizabeth 195 Consciousness of Filipinos Ethnic Identity, Christian Conversion, and Creating Textual Communities: Anglican and Ph.D., 1998, Fuller Theological Seminary Resettlement Among the Forest Tobelo of Methodist Missionaries and Print Culture in British Northeastern Halmahera, Indonesia Columbia, 1858-1914 Dijk, Rijk Adrianus van 167 Ph.D., 1998, Yale University Ph.D., 2001, University of British Columbia Young Malawian Puritans: Young Born-Again Preachers in a Present-Day African Urban Duncan, Graham Alexander 182 Effa, Allan Louis 196 Environment "Coercive Agency": James Henderson's Lovedale, Empowering Grassroots Theology: Toward an Ph.D., 1992, Utrecht University 1906-1930 Appropriate Model of Contextualization for D.Th., 2000, University of South Africa Mambilla Christians Dirks, Daniel Allan 168 Ph.D., 1998, Fuller Theological Seminary The Challenges of Kardecism to an Effective Dunch, Ryan Fisk 183 EvangelisticWitness in Brazil Piety, Patriotism, Progress: Chinese Protestants in Effa Ababio, K. 197 Ph.D., 1998, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fuzhou Society and the Making of Modem China, Conflict, Identity, and Co-operation-the Relations 1857-1927 of the Christian Church with the Traditional, Ph.D., 1996, Yale University Colonial, and National States in Ghana, with Special Reference to the Period 1916-1966 Ph.D., 1992, University of Edinburgh

July 2003 107 Eisenberg, Jose Monroe 198 Felde, Marcus Paul Bach 215 Theology, Political Theory, and Justification in the Song and Stance: Local Theology for the Lutheran Jesuit Missions to Brazil, 1549-1610 Church in Papua New Guinea G Ph.D.,1998, City Universityof New York Ph.D., 1995, Universityof Chicago Gaikwad, Roger 233 Eitel,KeithEugene 199 Feng, Xi 216 Major Issues in a Dialogical Pluralism for Gospel Missionism (1892-1910) and the Southern A History of Mormon-Chinese Relations: 1849-1993 Inter-relationship Baptist Convention: Prelude to a Post-modem Ph.D.,1995, Brigham Young University D.Th., 1994, SenateofSeramporeCollege (University) Missiology Th.D., 1998, University of South Africa Fenton, Scott Dewey 217 Gallagher, RobertLloyd 234 An Analysis of the Narrative Elements of Biblical Luke, the Holy Spirit, and Mission: An Integrative Elliott,Susan Elaine 200 Evangelism, with Reference to the Analysis of Selected Protestant "Writings" in Missionary Nurse Dorothy Davis Cook, 1940-1972: Contextualization of the Christian Message Theology, Mission, and Lukan Studies "Mother of Swazi Nurses" Ph.D., 1994, Southwestern BaptistTheological Seminary Ph.D., 1998, FullerTheological Seminary Ph.D.,2000, Universityof San Diego Fernandez, Eleazar Singson 218 Galvez,Jose Antonio Santos 235 Elolia, SamuelKiptalai 201 Toward a Theology of Struggle in the Philippine The Apostolate of the Lairy in the Early Christianity and Culture in Kenya: An Encounter Context Evangelization of the Phihppines Between the African Inland Mission and the Ph.D., 1993, Vanderbilt University Missiol.D.,1992, Pontifical Gregorian University Marakwet Belief Systems and Culture Ph.D.,1992, University of St. Michael's College Fernando, JudeL. M. 219 Ganson, Barbara Anne 236 A Political Economy of Non-governmental Better Not Take My Manioc: Guarani Religion, Elukin,Jonathan Michael 202 Organizations in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka Society, and Politics in the Jesuit Missions of The Eternal Jew in Medieval Europe: Christian Ph.D., 1998, Universityof Pennsylvania Paraguay, 1500-1800 Perceptions of Jewish Anachronism and Racial Ph.D., 1994, University of Texasat Austin Identity Ferris, Yeoun Sook 220 Ph.D.,1994, Princeton University An Examination of Some Themes in the Confucian Garcia, EhudMarques 237 Classics with Respect to Missiological Implications Redeeming the Unreleased: Toward a Redemptive Emerick, EllenL. 203 for the Issue of Ancestral Rites Theology of Mission The Geography of Conversion in the Early Middle Ph.D.,1998, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Ph.D.,uxn, FullerTheological Seminary Ages Ph.D.,1999, University of Kentucky First-Hartling, Jeffrey Reynolds 221 Garcia-Rivera, AlejandroRoberto 238 The Concept of Revelation in the Works of Sri St. Martin of Porres: Emblem of a Latin American Emgard, EmmaKarinSofia 204 Aurobindo Ghose and Karl Rahner: A Foundational Anthropology Foundational Perspectives for Addressing Power in Contribution to Inter-religious Dialogue Th.D., 1994, LutheranSchool of Theology at Chicago Leadership of Short-Term Mission Teams Ph.D.,1993, Catholic University of America Ph.D.,200D,FullerTheological Seminary Garneau, James Francis 239 Fitzgerald, Tanya G. 222 "Commandos for Christ": The Foundation of the Emilsen,William W. 205 In a Different Voice: A Case Study of Marianne and Missionary Society of St. James the Apostle and the Mission as Atonement: The Missionary Experiments Jane Williams, Missionary Educators in Northern "Americanism" of the 1950s and 1960s of Samuel Stokes and Verrier Elwin in India Before New Zealand, 1823-1835 Ph.D.,2000, Catholic University of America 1935 Ph.D.,1995, University of Auckland Ph.D.,1993, University of Sydney Gates, BentonEarl 240 Fitzpatrick-Behrens, Susan R. 223 "Anglican Frontiersmen": The Lives and Ministries En, Pau Khan 206 Of Divine Import: The Maryknoll Missionaries in of Missionaries Serving the Society for the Nat Worship: A Paradigm for Doing Contextual Peru, 1943-2000 Propagation of the Gospel in Eighteenth-Century Theology for Myanmar Ph.D.,2001, University of California, San Diego New England Ph.D.,1995, Unzversityof Birmingham Ph.D., 1997, University of Tennessee Flores, Barbara Anne Therese 224 Enochs, RossAlexander 207 Religious Education and Theological Praxis in a Geisinger, SandraStaples 241 Lakota Mission: Jesuit Mission Method and the Context of Colonization: Garifuna Spirituality as a "Go Ye into All the World, and Preach the Gospel": Lakota Sioux, 1886--1945 Means of Resistance An Ethnographic Study of How Evangelical Ph.D.,1994, University of Virginia Ph.D.,2001, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary/ Christian Missionaries Work with National and NorthwesternUniversity Indigenous People in Ecuador Epp-Stobbe, Eleanor Anne 208 Ed.D.,1995, Teachers College, Columbia University Practising God's Hospitality: The Contribution of Fon,WilfredTatahWirsiy 225 Letty M. Russell Toward an Understanding of the The Influence of African Traditional Religions on Gesling, LindaJoyce 242 Mission of the Church Biblical Christology: An Evaluation of Emerging Gender, Ministry, and Mission: The Lives of James Th.D., 2000, EmmanuelCollege of VictoriaUniversity / Christologies in Sub-Sahara Africa and Isabella Thoburn, Brother and Sister in Universityof Toronto Ph.D.,1995, Westminster Theological Seminary Methodist Service Ph.D.,1996, NorthwesternUniversity Erlank, Natasha 209 Fortier, Theodore N. 226 Gender and Christianity Among Africans Attached Piercing Hearts: Coeur d'Alene Indians and Jesuit Ghabrial, Samy Hanna 243 to Scottish Mission Stations in Xhosaland in the Priests on the Columbia Plateau The Growth of the Evangelical Church in Egypt, Nineteenth Century Ph.D.,1995, Washington State University with Reference to Leadershir Ph.D.,1999, Universityof Cambridge Ph.D.,1997, FullerTheologica Seminary Fountain, DanielL. 227 Escott,Phillip 210 Long on Religion, Short on Christianity: Slave Gilchrist, James Austin 244 Church Growth Theories and the Salvation Army in Religion, 1830-1870 The Globalists: Ecumenical Protestants and the the United Kingdom Ph.D.,1999, University of Mississippi Search for a New World Order, 1941-1983 Ph.D.,1996, Unzversityof Stirling Ph.D., 1997, Carnegie Mellon University Foyle, MarjoryFlorence 228 Expatriate Mental Health Gilfeather, Maryalyce 245 M.D., 1999, University of London Rethinking Mission: Rhetoric and Reality Ph.D., 2001, BostonCollege F Francisco, Carol Lee 229 Native American Shields, Old Symbols for a New Gimber, Steven G. 246 Fagan, Eileen Mary 211 Spiritual Quest in the Contemporary Women's Kinship and Covenants in the Wilderness: Indians, An Interpretation of Evangelization: Jon Sobrino's Movement: A Missiological Perspective Quakers, and Conversion to Christianity, 1675-1800 Christology and Ecclesiology in Dialogue Ph.D.,1993, SouthernBaptistTheological Seminary Ph.D.,2000, AmericanUniversity Ph.D.,1997,Fordham University Francis-Dehqani, Gulnar Eleanor 230 Githeha, Gideon Gichuhi 247 Farhadian, Charles Edward 212 Religious Feminism in an Age of Empire: CMS The Church as a Bulwark Against Extremism: Raising the Morning Star: A Social and Women Missionaries in Iran, 1869-1934 Development of Church-State Relations in Kenya, Ethnographic History of Urban Dani Christians in Ph.D.,1999, University of Bristol with Particular Reference to the Years After Political New Order Indonesia Independence, 1963-1992 Ph.D.,2001, BostonUniversity Friesen, John Stanley 231 Ph.D.,1997, OxfordCentrefor Mission Studies / Open Missionary Responses to Tribal Religions at University Farias, Kranti K. 213 Edinburgh, 1910 The Christian Impact in South Kanara: Ph.D.,1992, University of Iowa Githieya, Francis Kimani 248 A Socio-economic Study The New People of God: The Christian Community Ph.D.,1997, UniversityofMumbai Fry, HelenPatricia 232 in the African Orthodox Church (Karing'a) and the Convertin~ Jews? From a Mission to Jews to a Arathi (Agikuyu Spirit Churches) Farmelant, KristenPetersen 214 Mission with Jews Ph.D., 1992, Emory University Trophies of Grace: Religious Conversion and Ph.D.,1996, University of Essex Americanization in Boston's Immigrant Glaser, Mitchell Leslie 249 Communities, 1890-1940 A Survey of Missions to the Jews in Continental Ph.D.,2001, Brown University Europe, 1900-1950 Ph.D.,1998, FullerTheological Seminary

108 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 Gleeson, Kristin Lee 250 Gray,RichardL. 267 Haidostian, PaulAra 281 Healers Abroad: Presbyterian Women Physicians in The Black Manifest Destiny as Motivation for Armenian Evangelical Youth and Political Identity: the Foreign Mission Field Mission During the Golden Age of Black The Socio-political Aloofness of the Armenian Ph.D.,1996, TempleUniversity Nationalism Evangelical Church in the Near East in View of Ph.D.,1996, FullerTheological Seminary Hovhannes Aharonian's Agenda for an Involved Go,PeterKwang-Seog 251 Ecclesiolo&y and Erik H. Erikson's Understanding The Church's Kingdom Mission Through Power Gray,Susan Elaine 268 of the Continuity Between Individual and Ministries Among the Urban Poor in Lupang The Ojibwa World View and Encounters with Community Pangako, Metro Manila Christianity Along the Berens River, 1875-1940 Ph.D., 1994, Princeton Theological Seminary Ph.D.,1999, FullerTheological Seminary Ph.D.,1996, University ofManitoba Hale,Frederick 282 Goh,Moo Song 252 Green, JayDouglas 269 Literary and Cinematic Representations of Jesuit Western and Asian Portrayals of Robert Jermain Africa Rediviva: Northern Methodism and the Task Missions to the Guarani ofParaguay, with Special Thomas (1839-1866), Pioneer Missionary to Korea: of African Redemption, 1885-1910 Reference to the Film and Novel of 1986"The Mission" A Historical Study of an East-West Encounter Ph.D.,1998, Kent State University D.Th., 1997, University of South Africa Through His Mission Ph.D., 1995, University of Birmingham Greenlee, DavidHarold 270 Hall,John Wesley,Jr. 283 Christian Conversion from Islam: Social, Cultural, Urban Ministry Factors in Latin America Goheen, Michael Winston 253 Communication, and Supernatural Factors in the Ph.D., 1992, FullerTheological Seminary "As the Father Has Sent Me, I Am Sendin~ You": Process of Conversion and Faithful Church J. E. Lesslie Newbigin's Missionary Ecclesiology Participation Ph.D.,2000, Utrecht University Ph.D.,1996, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School

Goode, Richard C. 254 "The Only and Principal End": Propagating the Gospel in Early Puritan New England Ph.D.,1995, Vanderbilt University If their dissertations are Goodwin, Mark Joseph 255 Conversion to the Living God in Diaspora Judaism published, smaller schools and Paul's Letters Ph.D.,1992, Yale University can have influence beyond Goodwin, Robertde Neufville 256 their student numbers. A Critique of the Functional Foundations of ContemJ?orary Mission and the Proposal of an Ontological Alternative Ph.D., 1998, Brunel University Grenstedt, Staffan 271 Ham, Kaarina Ann 284 Gooren, Henri PaulPierre 257 Ambaricho and Shonkolla: From Local Independent The Interplay Between Orthodoxy and Rich Among the Poor: Church, Firm, and Church to the Evangelical Mainstream in Ethiopia: Protestantism in Russia, 1905-1995 Household Among Small-Scale Entrepreneurs in The Origins of the Mekane Yesus Church in Ph.D., 1998, FullerTheological Seminary Guatemala City Kambata Hadiya Ph.D., 1998, UtrechtUniversity Th.D., 2000, Uppsala University Hamilton,Andrew 285 The French Catholic Mission to Samoa, 1845-1914 Gopffarth, William 258 Gresko, Jacqueline Judith Kennedy 272 Ph.D., 1997, Australian NationalUniversity A Study of the Functional Competencies of Gender and Mission: The Founding Generations of Southern Baptist Missionaries Who Originate the Sisters of Saint Ann and the Ob1ates of Mary Hanciles, JehuJ. 286 Indigenous Churches in the Philippines Immaculate in British Columbia, 1858-1914 The Sierra Leone Native Pastorate Church, 1850­ Ed.D., 1993, University of North Texas Ph.D.,1999, Universityof BritishColumbia 1890: An Experiment in Ecclesiastical Independence Ph.D., 1995, University of Edinburgh Gormley, ReginaMaria 259 Griesel, Gerhardus Johannes 273 The Liturgical Music of the California Missions, Aspects of the Linguistic Study of Zulu, 1849-1991: Handoko, PetrusMaria 287 1769-1833 A Contribution to Linguistic Historiography Lay Ministries in the Mission and Ministry of the D.M.A., 1992, Catholic University of America Ph.D., 1992, Universityof Natal Church in Asia: A Critical Study of the Documents of the FABC, 1970-1991 Granberg, Per-Hokan 260 Griffiths,Tudor Francis Lloyd 274 Th.D., 1993, Pontifical Gregorian University Church'Planting Commitment: New Church BiShOPA. R. Tucker of Uganda and the Development in Hong Kong During the Run-up to Implementation of an Evangelical Tradition of Haney,MarshaSnulligan 288 1997 Mission Encountering Religious Pluralism: The Challenge of Dr.Theol., 2000,Abo AkademiUniversity Ph.D.,1998, Universityof Leeds Islam and the Protestant African-American Churches Granberg, Stanley Earl 261 Gronewold, Sue Ellen 275 Ph.D., 1994, FullerTheological Seminary A Critical Examination of African Leadership and Encountering Hope: The Door of Hope Mission in Leadership Effectiveness Among the Churches of Shanghai and Taipei, 1900-1976 Hankins,Jean Fittz 289 Christ in Meru, Kenya Ph.D.,1996, Columbia University Bringing the Good News: Protestant Missionaries Ph.D.,2000,OxfordCentrefor Mission Studies / Open to the Indians of New England and New York, University Guider,Margaret Eletta 276 1700-1775 The Church of Liberation and the Problem of Ph.D., 1993, University of Connecticut Graner, Judith Lynn Bartel 262 Prostitution: A Brazilian Case Study The Shape of Synergy: A History of the Assemblies Th.D., 1992, HarvardUniversity &~~fudH m of God of Colombia An Examination of the Historical Development of Ph.D.,2000,FullerTheological Seminary Gupta,PaulRajkumar 277 the Ministry of the Evangelist Within the Christian Institutionalization and Renewal of the Hindustan Church Grant,Charles David,Jr. 263 Bible Institute Ph.D.,1994, SouthwesternBaptistTheological Seminary James Winston Crawley's Contributions to the Ph.D.,1992, FullerTheological Seminary Strategy of the Foreign Mission Board of the Harley, C. David 291 Southern Baptist Convention from 1968 to 1987 Gyang-Duah, Charles 278 Missionary Training: The History of All Nations Ph.D., 1993, New Orleans BaptistTheological Seminary The Scottish Mission Factor in the Development of Christian College and Its Predecessors (1911-1981) the Presbyterian Church of Ghana: 1917-1957 Ph.D.,2000, UtrechtUniversity Grant, Kevin Patrick 264 Ph.D., 1996, University of Edinburgh "A Civilized Savagery": British Humanitarian Ha:r, MaureenAnna 292 Politics and European Imperialism in Africa, Indian Missions, Immigrant Migrations, and 1884-1926 Regional Catholic Culture: Slovene Missionaries in Ph.D.,1997, University of California, Berkeley the Upper Great Lakes, 1830-1892 H Ph.D., 1996, University of Chicago Gravas, Hans Aage 265 Penetrating the Territory of 0'Amma: Emic Hackel, Steven William 279 Harris,Marjorie Jane 293 Perspectives on the Intercultural Encounters and Indian-Spanish Relations in Alta California: Mission American Missions, Chinese Realities: An Historical the Emergence of an Indigenous Church Among the San Carlos Borromeo, 1770-1833 Analysis of the Cross-Cultural Influences on the D'lrasha (Cidole) of Southwestern Ethiopia Ph.D.,1994, Cornell University Development of North China Union Women's Ph.D.,1997, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School College / Yenching Women's College, 1905-1943 Hadfield, Anne 280 Ph.D., 1994, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Gray,EdwardGordon 266 Commissioned for Mission: The Co-relation Indian Language in Anglo-American Thought, Between Mission Theology and Praxis in Harrold, PhilipE. 294 1550-1820 Contemporary Aotearoa New Zealand "A Place Somewhat Apart": Religious Deconversion Ph.D., 1996, BrownUniversity Ph.D.,1998, VictoriaUniversity of Wellington at the University of MIchigan, 1871-1885 Ph.D.,2001, Unzversityof Chicago

July 2003 109 Hart, William Bryan 295 Hertig, Paul Alan 312 Houston, CarolS. 328 For the Good of Our Souls: Mohawk Authority, The Messiah at the Margins: A Missiology of Jews for Jesus as a Rhetorical Force Accommodation, and Resistance to Protestant Transformation Based on the Galilee Theme in Ph.D., 1998, University of Pittsburgh Evangelism, 1700-1780 Matthew Ph.D., 1998, Brown University Ph.D., 1995, FullerTheological Seminary Howell,Allison M. 329 The Religious Itineraryof a People: The Impact of Hartch,Todd Ferguson 296 Higashibaba, Ikuo 313 the Christian Gospel (We Chona)on the Kasena of At the Service of the State: The Summer Institute of Beliefs and Practices of Lay Christians in Early Ghana from 1906 to 1992 Linguistics in Mexico, 1935-1985 Modern Japan Ph.D., 1994, University of Edinburgh Ph.D., 2000, Yale University Ph.D., 1997, GraduateTheological Union Hoyle, LydiaHuffman 330 Hartono, David 297 Higham, Carol Lee 314 Missionary Women Among the American Indians, Paul's Contextual Christology as a Preferred Model The Savage and the Saved: Protestant Missionaries, 1815-1865 for Creedal Churches the Image of the Indian, and Native Policy in the Ph.D., 1992, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Ph.D., 1996, FullerTheological Seminary United States and Canada, 1830-1900 Ph.D., 1993, Duke University Huan$, Shuin-wey 331 Hashimoto, Akio 298 ReligIOUS Change and Continuity Among the Ami Theology of the Pain of God: An Analysis and Hinfelaar, Maria 315 of Taiwan Evaluation of K. Kitamori's (1916-) Work in Respectable and Responsible Women: Methodist Ph.D., 1995, University of St. Andrews Japanese Protestantism and Roman Catholic Women's Organizations in Tn.D., 1992, Concordia Theological Seminary Harare, Zimbabwe (1919-1985) Hudson, Mary Linnie 332 Ph.D., 2001, Utrecht University Shall Women Preach? or, The Question Answered: Hasselgren, [ohan Benst 299 The Ministry of Louisa M. Woosley in the Rural Batak, Kings of Medan: The Development of Hinton, RosalindFlynn 316 Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1887-1942 Toba Batak Ethno-religious Identity in Medan, "There Will Be a Grand Concert Tonight": Alma Ph.D., 1992, VanderbiltUniversity Indonesia, 1912-1965 Lillie Hubbard, the New Orleans Years, 1895-1932: Th.D., 2000, Uppsala University Making a Life, Building a Community Huhtinen, Pekka 333 Ph.D., 2001, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary / The Science of Happiness: A Missiological Study of HastoRosariyanto, Floribertus 300 Northwestern University a Japanese New Religion, "The Institute for Father Franciscus van Lith, S.J. (1863-1926): Turning Research in Human Happiness" (IRH) Point of the Catholic Church's Approach in the Hirst, LesterJ., III 317 Th.D., 2000, University ofHelsinki Pluralistic Indonesian Society Urban Church Planting Missionary Teams: A Study H.E.D., 1997, Pontifical Gregorian University of Member Characteristics and Experiences Related Hundley, Raymond C. 334 to Teamwork Competencies Towards an Evangelical Theology of Hayashida, Nelson O. 301 Ed.D., 1994, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Contextualization The Significance of Dreams and Visions Among Ph.D., 1993, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Members of the Baptist Churches of Zambia, with Hlongwane, Lynette Faith 318 Special Reference to the Manyika Baptist The Role of Inanda Seminary in the Education of Hunsicker, David Buckelew 335 Association and to Selected Urban Areas African Girls in South Africa: A Report of The Rise of the Parachurch Movement in American Ph.D., 1994, University of Edinburgh Graduates' Views Protestant Christianity During the 1930s and 1940s: Ed.D., 1998, Teachers College, Columbia University A Detailed Study of the Beginnings of the Haves, StephenTromp Wynn 302 Navigators, Young Life, ana Youth for Christ Orthodox Mission Methods: A Comparative Study Hogue, James Victor 319 International D.Th., 1998, University of South Africa Toward a Contextualized Missiological Approach Ph.D., 1998, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School to Ute Mountain and Southern Ute Traditional Haynes, Gerald Allen 303 Religion Hunter, Malcolm1. 336 Meanings of the Term "Unreached People Group": Ph.D., 1994, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Appropriate Development for Nomadic Consequences for Mission Purpose Pastoralists: A Study of the Waso Borana of Ph.D., 1994, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Holden, GregoryBrian 320 Northern Kenya, Illustrating the Value and Crossing the Missionary Boundary: The Role of Meaning of a Holistic Understanding of Hayward,Douglas Tames 304 Personal Expectations in the Transition to Cross­ Development Amongst Nomadic Peoples Christianity and the Traditional Beliefs of the Mulia Cultural Ministry Ph.D., 1997, Oxford Centrefor Mission Studies / Open Dani: An Ethnography of Religious Belief Among Ph.D., 1994, FullerTheological Seminary University the Western Dani of Irian Jaya, Indonesia Ph.D., 1992, University of California, Santa Barbara Hollingsworth, R. Maurice 321 Hup, Chung Lian 337 Eschatology: The Bridge Between Pauline Thought Innocent Pioneers and Their Triumphs in a Foreign Hedges, Andrew H. 305 and Missionary Methods Land: A Critical Look at the Work of the American Strangers, Foreigners, and Fellow Citizens: Case Ph.D., 1995, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Baptist Mission in the Chin Hills (1899-1966) in Studies of English Missions to the Indians in Burma from a Missiological Perspective Colonial New England and the Middle Colonies, Hong, Sung-Wook 322 Th.D., 1993, Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago 1642-1755 Theological Contextualization of the Concept of Ph.D., 1996, University of Illinoisat Urbana­"God" in Korea: Naming the Christian Godin Hwang, Hong Eyoul 338 Champaign Korean Religious Culture The Mission of the Minjung Congregation Ph.D., 1997, Oxford Centrefor Mission Studies / Movement in South Korea from 1983 to 1997 Hedges, PaulMichael 306 University of Wales Ph.D., 2000, University of Birmingham A History and Study of Fulfilment Theology in Modern British Thought Hong, Young-Gi 323 Hwang, Young Hoon 339 Ph.D., 1999, University of Wales, Lampeter Dynamism and Dilemma: The Nature of A Study of Hwa-Byung in Korean Society: Charismatic Pastoral Leadership in the Korean Narcissistic/ Masochistic Self Disorder and Hee,Jeong Chong 307 Mega-churches Christian Conversion The Formation and Development of Korean Ph.D., 2000, Oxford Centrefor Mission Studies / Ph.D., 1995, PrincetonTheological Seminary Pentecostalism from the Perspective of a Dynamic University of Wales Contextual Theology Hyland, SabinePatricia 340 Ph.D.,2001, University of Birmingham Hoole, Charles R. A. 324 Conversion, Custom, and "Culture": Jesuit Racial Modern Sannyasins, Parallel Society, and Hindu Policy in Sixteenth-Century Peru Hegeman, BenjaminL. 308 Replications: A Study of the Protestant Contribution Ph.D., 1994, Yale University Between Glory and Shame: A Historical and to Tamil Culture in Nineteenth-Century Sri Lanka Systematic Study of Education and Leadership Against a Historical Background Training Models Among the Baatonu in North PIt.D.,1993, McMaster Unzversity Benin I Ph.D., 2001, Utrecht University Horner,SandraSue Geeting 325 Becoming All We're Meant to Be: A Social History Ijatuyi, Olu 341 Heim, MelissaLewis 309 of the Contemporary Evangelical Feminist Community and Self-Definition in the Book of Acts: Making a Life in India: American Missionary Movement, a Case Study of the Evangelical and A Study of Early Christianity's Strategic Response Households in Nineteenth-Century Madurai Ecumenical Women's Caucus to the World Ph.D., 1994, BostonCollege Ph.D., 2000, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary / Ph.D., 1995, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Northwestern University Henderson, Ian Wilson 310 lm, PeterYuntaeg 342 Contextualization of Protestant Church Liturgical Horst, Rene DeanHarder 326 Toward a Theological Synthesis of Missionary Gestures Among the Kankana-ey People, Benguet, Authoritarianism, Indigenous Resistance, and Discipleship: Foundations for a Korean Northern Philippines Religious Missions: Paraguay, 1958-1992 Missiological Paradigm Ph.D., 1997, University of Edinburgh Ph.D., 1998, IndianaUniversity Ph.D., 1992, FullerTheological Seminary

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112 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MiSSIONARY RESEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 Keller, Charles Andrew 390 Kim, Kyoung Jae 407 Kiistenberger, AndreasJohannes 421 Making Model Citizens: The Chinese YMCA, Social Christianity and the Encounter of Asian Religions: The Missions of Jesus and the Disciples According Activism, and Internationalism in Republican Method of Correlation, Fusion of Horizons, and to the Fourth Gospel: With Implications for the China, 1919-1937 Paradigm Shifts in the Korean Grafting Process Fourth Gospel's Purpose and the Mission of the Ph.D., 1996, University of Kansas Ph.D., 1994, Utrecht University Contemporary Church Ph.D., 1993, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Kemung, Numuc Zirajukic 391 Kim, Sangkeun 408 Nareng-Gareng: A Principle for Mission in the Strange Names of God: The Missionary Translation Kpobi, David Nii Anum 422 Evangelical Lutheran Church of Papua New Guinea of the Divine Name and the Chinese Responses to Mission in Chains: The Life, Theology, and Ministry Th.D., 1995, Augustana-Hochschule Matteo Ricci's Shangti in Late Ming China, of the Ex-Slave Jacobus E. 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Norris: An American Catholic Life to Japan . . 1· 1 ... S h 1 Ph.D., 1995, Catholic University of America Ph.D., 2001, Triniiu Evangetea Diuiniiu c 00 Koizumi, Mari 415 Meaning of Conversion: Cosmology, Politics, and Kuranga, AbrahamAkanbi 430 Kim, Hyun Kwang 401 Moral Discourse Among the Kinga of South­ Seventh-day Adventism in Western Nigeria, The Controversy on Ancestor Veneration Between Western Tanzania 1914-1981: A Study in the Relationship'Between Confucians and Christians During Yi Dynasty Ph.D., 1995, Yale University Christianity and African Culture from the Korea Missionary Era to the Introduction of African Ph.D., 2001, Temple University Kollman, Paul Vincent 416 Leadership Making Catholics: Slave Evangelization and the Ph.D., 1992, Miami University Kim, In Soo 402 Origins of the Catholic Church in Nineteenth­ Protestants and the Formation of Modem Korean Century East Africa Kwan, Shui-man 431 Nationalism, 1885-1920: A Study of the Ph.D., 2001, University of Chicago Collaboration as an Alternative Mode of Anti­ Contributions of Horace Grant Underwood and Sun colonialist Resistance: A Postcolonial Rethinking of ChuKiI Konz, GregoryNicholas Paul 417 the Asia-West Binarism Inscribed in the Asian Ph.D., 1993, Union Theological Seminaryand The Jesuit Mission to New France: An Application Theological Movement Presbyterian School of Christian Education of a Metapopulation Diffusion Model to a Human Ph.D., 1999, ChineseUniversity of Hong Kong Organization Kim, Jin Hwan 403 Ph.D., 1998, St. Louis University Kwon, Tae Hyoung 432 Missions in North Korea: Past, Present, and Future John Wesley's Doctrine of Prevenient Grace: Its Ph.D., 1999, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Kool, Anna Maria 418 Impact on Contemporary Missiological Dialogue God Moves in a Mysterious Way: The Hungarian Ph.D., 1996, Temple University Kim, John Man-Soo 404 Protestant Foreign Mission Movement (1756-1951) Horace Grant Underwood: Ecumenism and Inter­ Ph.D., 1993, Utrecht University religious Dialogue in a Korean Missionary Context Ph.D., 1992, St. Louis University Koria, PauloTema 419 L Indigenous Theology-Two Attempts? 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Scott 435 Ledoux,MichaelW. 453 Lewis,BonnieSue 471 From Babel to Pentecost: The Rhetoric of Missions The Connections Among Evangelization, The Creation of Christian Indians: The Rise of in American Evangelical Autobiography of the Education, and Culture: A Franciscan Perspective Native Clergy and Their Congregations in the Nineteenth Century Ed.D., 1999, DuquesneUniversity Presbyterian Church Ph.D., 1996, University of Oklahoma Ph.D., 1997, University of Washington Lee,Chull 454 ~~~~B~ ~ Social Sources of the Rapid Growth of the Christian Lewis,Harold T. 472 First Contact: Swiss Benedictine Sisters at Standing Church in Northwest Korea: 1895-1910 No Alien Race, No Foreign Shore: Towards an Rock Missions in a Cross-Cultural Frame, 1881-1890 Ph.D., 1997, Boston University Historical and Theological Understanding of the Ph.D., 1998, GraduateTheological Union Mission of Black Episcopalians Lee,Hong[ung 455 Ph.D., 1994, University oJBirmingham Lamoureux, Patricia Ann 437 Reconstructing a Korean-Ecumenical Missiology in The Development and Analysis of Latin American the Plurality oI the Oikoumene Lewis,Jonathan Paul 473 Liberation Ethics Ph.D., 1996, University of Birmingham International Stakeholders' Perceptions of a Ph.D., 1993, Fordham University Missionary Competencies Training Profile Lee,Howoo 456 Ph.D., 1992, Colorado State Unioersitu Lancaster, DanielBoyd 438 Charles Allen Clark (1878-1961): His Contribution In the Land of the Southern Cross: The Life and to the Theological Formation of the Korean Li, Li 474 Ministry of William Buck and Ann Luther Bagby Presbyterian Church Mission in Suzhou: Sophie Lanneau and Wei Ling Ph.D., 1995, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminaru Ph.D., 1999, Westminster Theological Seminary Girls' Academy, 1907-1950 Ph.D., 1997, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Landau,Paul Stuart 439 Lee,Hyun-mo 457 The Making of Christianity in a Southern African A Missiological Appraisal of the Korean Church in Liacopulos, George Peter 475 Kingdom: Gammangwato, ca. 1870 to 1940 Light of Theological Contextualization A Comparative Study of Selected Orthodox Ph.D., 1992, Unitersitu of Wisconsin-Madison Ph.D., 1992, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminars Missiological Approaches Emerging in Contemporary American Society Lane,Thomas 440 Lee,[eong-Ku Augustine 458 Ph.D., 1996, PrincetonTheological Seminary The Anticipation of the Gentile Mission of the Acts Architectural Anglicanism: A Missiological of the Apostles in the Gospel of Luke: The Mission Inte1J>retation of Kanghwa Church and Seoul Lian, Xi 476 of the 5eventy(-two) (Luke 10:1-20) Foreshadows Anglican Cathedral Missionaries Distracted: The Rise of Syncretism in the Gentile Mission of Acts Ph.D., 1998, University of Birmingham American Protestant Missions in China, 1907-1932 Th.D., 1995, Pontifical Gregorian University D.A., 1993, State University of New York at Albany Lee,JongDo 459 Langa, ClementJohane 441 The Effect of Korean Shamanistic Worldview on the Lienhard, Ruth 477 Relations Between the First Catholic Missionaries Beliefs, Rituals, and Lifestyles of Korean Restoring Relationships: Theological Reflections on and the People of Swaziland (1914-1955) Christianity as Reflected in Hap-Dong Presbyterian Shame and Honor Among the Daba and Bana of D.Th., 2001, University of South Africa Christians in Seoul Cameroon Ph.D., 1995, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Ph.D., 2001, FullerTheological Seminaru Langmead, Ross Oliver 442 The Word Made Flesh: Towards an Incarnational Lee,Joseph Tse-Hei 460 Lim, Grace Hye-Won Park 478 Missiology Conversion or Protection? Collective Violence and The Status and Roles of Korean Missionary Wives D.Theol.,1998,MelbourneCollege of Divinity Christian Movements in Late Nineteenth-Century in Cross-Cultural Mission Chaozhou, South China Ph.D., 2000, FullerTheological Seminary Larousse, William 443 Ph.D., 2000, University of London,School of Oriental A Local Church Living for Dialogue: Muslim­ and African Studies Limburg-Weber, LisaJoy- 479 Christian Relations in Mindanao-Sulu (Philippines), These Sacred Names Shall Live: Gender, Biography, 1965-2000 Lee,Moses Bang-Seck 461 and the Victorian Missionary Heroine Missiol.D., 2001, Pontifical Gregorian University Transforming the Korean Church: The Conceptual Ph.D., 1997, Northwestern University Transformation of the Shamanistic Bok to the Larsen, David Kenneth 444 Biblical Concept of Blessing Limthongviratn, Pongsak 480 God's Gardeners: American Protestant Evangelicals Ph.D., 1994, FullerTheological Seminars Wolfhart Pannenberg's Concepts of Revelation and Confront Environmentalism, 1967-2000 Salvation in the Context of Religions Ph.D., 2001, University of Chicago Lee,Myunghee 462 Ph.D., 2001, Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago A Proposal for a Program of Missionary Education Larsen, Samuel H. 445 for the Korea Baptist Convention Lin, Mei-Mei 481 Global Missions Perspective and Sense of Local Th.D., 1993, Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary The Episcopalian Missionaries in China, 1835-1900 Connectedness Among Kenyan Alumni of Trinity Ph.D., 1994, University of Texasat Austin Evangelical Divinity School, Wheaton College, and Lee,Timothy Sanghoon 463 Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology Born- A~ain in Korea: The Rise and Character of Lin, Rong-HuaJefferson 482 Ph.D., 1998, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Revivalism in (South) Korea, 1885-1988 Paul: Deviant or Reformer of Judaism? A Study of Ph.D., 1996, University of Chicago Jewish and Christian Identity in Asia Minor Larson, Warren Fredrick 446 Ph.D., 2000, SouthwesternBaptist Theological Seminaru Islamic Fundamentalism in Pakistan: Its Lee,Young Kee 464 Implications for Conversion to Christianity God's Mission in Suffering and Martyrdom Ling,Oi-Ki 483 Ph.D., 1996, FullerTheological Seminars Ph.D., 1999, FullerTheological Seminaru The Changing Role of the British Protestant Missionaries In China, 1945-1952 Lasisi,Lawrence Adeniyi 447 Leedy,Todd Holzgrefe 465 Ph.D., 1995, University of Leeds Bridging from African Indigenous Churches to The Soil of Salvation: African Agriculture and Muslims in Southwestern Nigeria American Methodism in Colonial Zimbabwe, Lions, Yuk Chong 484 Ph.D.,2001, FullerTheological Seminarv 1939-1962 A HIstorical Inquiry into the Quest for a Post­ Ph.D., 2000, University of Florida independence Identity of the Chinese Methodist Lau, Tze-yui 448 Church in Sarawak James Legge (1815-1897) and Chinese Culture: A Legendre, RaymondJohn,Jr. 466 Ph.D., 2001, University of Birmingham Missiological Study in Scholarship, Translation, and William Bullein Johnson: Pastor, Educator, and Evangelization Missions Promoter Livingston, C. Jeter 485 Ph.D., 1994, University of Edinburgh Ph.D., 1995, New OrleansBaptist Theological Seminary Where Souls Sit in Heathen Darkness: Christian and Missionary Alliance Missionaries as Interpreters of Lawson,ThomasTerru 449 Leibig, JanisE. 467 African Culture. 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Kent 643 A Theological Rationale for a Worldwide Mission: Peterson, Douglas Peter 658 Predelli, Line Nyhagen 674 A CriticalEvaluation of Jesus' Use of Old Testament A Pentecostal Theology of Social Concern in Central Contested Patriarchy and Missionary Feminism: Themes Concerning the Nations America The Norwegian Missionary Society In Nineteenth­ Ph.D., 1993, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Ph.D., 1995, Oxford Centrefor Mission Studies / Open Century Norway and Madagascar University Ph.D., 1998, University of Southern California Parry,JohnMaldwyn 644 The Word Is Not Bound-the Encounter of Sikhs Petry, Jeffrey Louis 659 Presler, Titus Leonard 675 and Christians in India and the United Kingdom The Sword of the Spirit: Christians, Karens, Wilderness Nights: The Cultural Interaction of Ph.D., 1996, University of Birmingham Colonialists, and the Creation of a Nation of Burma Christian Gospel and Shona Spirit Religion in the Ph.D., 1993, Rice University "Pungwe" Movement and Among Manicaland Patrick, Christine Sternberg 645 Christians in Zimbabwe The Life and Times of Samuel Kirkland, 1741-1808: Phillipson, Grant Andrew 660 Th.D., 1995, BostonUniversity Missionary to the Oneida Indians, American Patriot, "The Thirteenth Apostle": Bishop Selwyn and the and Founder of Hamilton College Transplantation ofAnglicanism to New Zealand, Pretorius,Shirley Frances 676 Ph.D., 1993, State University of New York at Buffalo 1841-1868 A History of the Dutch Reformed Church in Ph.D., 1992, University of Otago Zimbabwe, with Special Reference to the Chinhoyi Pattel-Gray, Anne 646 Congregation The Great White Flood: Racism in Australia Pickens,George Franklin 661 Th.D., 1999, University of South Africa Critically Appraised from an Aboriginal The "God Ta1k" of an African Christian Patriarch: Historico-theological Viewpoint The Formation and Presentation of Matthew Priniski,Mary Margaret 677 Ph.D., 1994, University of Sydney Ajuoga's "[ohera Narrative" A Process of Conversion to the Perspective of the Ph.D., 1997, University of Birmingham Poor Paulraj, Rajamanickam 647 Ph.D., 1992, Union Institute and University The Theological Reappraisal of the Mission of the Piedra Solano, Arturo 662 Christian Church in Tamilnadu in the Light of the Latin American Protestantism from the Neglected Pruitt, LisaJoy 678 Challenge Presented by the Dravida Kazhagam Continent to the Continent of Opportunity: An "A Looking-Glass for Ladies": American Protestant Movement (a Secular Humanistic Movement) Assessment of the Justification for Protestant Women and the Orient in the Nineteenth Century Ph.D., 1995, University of Durham Expansion, 1894-1960 Ph.D., 1998, Vanderbilt University Ph.D., 1993, University of Edinburgh Payne,Jervis David 648 Puni, ErikaFereti 679 An Evaluation of the Systems Approach to North Pierce, George Preble 663 Toward a Contextualized Organizational Structure American Church Multiplication Movements of Leadership in Crisis: The Lakota Religious for the Seventh-day Adventists in Samoa Robert E. Logan in Light of the Missiology of Response to Wounded Knee, 1973 Ph.D., 1993, FullerTheological Seminary Roland Allen Ph.D., 1992, FullerTheological Seminary Ph.D., 2001, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Puthenparambil, JoseMathai 680 Pillette,BardMcFadyen 664 AmalofJ?avadas: Educator of the Indian Catholic Pa~ne, William Price 649 Paul and His Fellow Workers: A Study of the Use of Church In the Process of Inculturation WIthout a Parallel: Reasons for the Expansion of Authority Ph.D., 1999, Fordham University Early American Methodism (1767 Through 1812) Th.D., 1992, DallasTheological Seminary Ph.D., 2001, Asbury Theological Seminary Putney, CliffordWallace 681 Pinola, Sakari 665 Muscular Christianio/: The Strenuous Mood in Pearson, Thomas 650 Church Growth: Principles and Praxis of Donald A. 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July 2003 119 Questier,MichaelCorrie 683 Riasanovsky,Maria Nicole 700 Ryu, DaeYoung 718 The Phenomenon of Conversion: Change of The Trumpets of Jericho: Domestic Missions and American Protestant Missionaries in Korea, Religion to and from Catholicism in England, Religious Revival in France, 1814--1830 1882-1910: A Critical Study of Missionaries and 1580-1625 Ph.D., 2001, PrincetonUniversity Their Involvement in Korean-American Relations D.Phil.,1992, University of Sussex and Korean Politics Ripmeester, MichaelR. 701 Ph.D., 1998, VanderbiltUniversity Quinn, Ann-Lise 684 Vision Quests into Sight Lines: Negotiating the Working on the Protestant Ethic: Life in a Place of the Mississaugas in Southeastern Ontario, Presbyterian Community in Malawi 1700-1876 Ph.D., 1993, University of Cambridge Ph.D., 1995, Queen's University, Kingston s Risedorph, KimberlyAnn 702 Reformers, Athletes, and Students: The YMCA in Sabathy-Judd,Gerlinde 719 R China, 1895-1935 The Diary of the Moravian Indian Mission of Ph.D., 1994, Washington University Fairfield, Upper Canada, 1792-1813 Radtke,Barbara Anne 685 Ph.D., 1998, University of Western Ontario "What Are We Among So Many?" A Theological Roberts, Mark David 703 Investigation of Miles Bronson and the Nowgong Images of Paul and the Thessalonians Saito,Chie 720 Orphan Institution Debate Ph.D., 1992, HarvardUniversity One Church, Two States: Ethnicity Among the Toba Ph.D., 1993, BostonCollege Bataks in a Transnational Christian Community Robinson,RobertArthur 704 Ph.D., 2001, University of Illinoisat Urbana­ Rajan,Gita 686 Recent Christian-Hindu Dialogue, with Reference to Champaign Labyrinths of the Colonial Archive: Unpacking Christology German Missionary Narratives from Tranquebar, Ph.D., 1992, University of London Sakhong, Lian Hmung 721 Southeast India (1706-1720) Religion and Politics Among the Chin People in Ph.D., 2001, University of Michigan Robinson,Rowena 705 Burma (1896-1949) Conversion and Catholicism in Southern Goa, India Th.D., 2000, Uppsala University Rakotonirina, Rachel Anne 687 Ph.D., 1994, University of Cambridge Representations of Christian Martyrdom: The Case Salomy,Mookkenthottam Antony 722 of Madagascar, 1837-1937 Robison,JohnKelly 706 Religious Life: A Sign of Communion at the Service Ph.D., 1998, University of Birmingham Phoenix on the Mesa: Acoma Pueblo During the of the Church's Mission in India: A Study in the Spanish Colonial Period, 1500-1821 Light of the Apostolic Exhortation "Vita Ramambason, Laurent W. 688 Ph.D., 1997, Oklahoma State University Consecrata" "Mission Doers" in Madagascar: A Contribution to Missiol.D., 2001, PontificalUrban University the Subject Matter and Method of Missiology Roden,JohnM. 707 Ph.D., 1995, University of Birmingham The Anglican Church Railway Mission in Southern Sanders, Van Edward 723 Africa, 1885-1980 A Missiological Analysis of Traditional Religion Ramos,Gabriela P. 689 D.Phil.,1995, University of York Among the Pokot People of East Africa Death, Conversion, and Identity in the Peruvian Ph.D., 2001, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Andes: Lima and Cuzco, 1532-1670 Rodriguez,DanielArthur 708 Ph.D., 2001, University of Pennsylvania No Longer Foreigners and Aliens: Toward a Santich,JanJoseph 724 Missiological Christology for Mexican-Americans in The Role of the Jesuits in the Westernization of Rapske, BrianM. 690 Southern California Russia, 1596-1656 Pauline Imprisonment and the Lukan Defense of Ph.D., 2000, FullerTheological Seminary Ph.D., 1992, University of California, Berkeley the Missionary Prisoner Paul in the Light of Greco-Roman Sources Rodriguez,Moises 709 Santos, Valdecida Silva 725 Ph.D., 1992, University of Aberdeen The Cultural Context of Southern Baptist Work Discipling Brazilian Cities: Incarnational Ministries Among Mexican Americans in Texas of Historical Protestantism in Greater Metropolitan Ravi, N. S. R. K. 691 Ph.D., 1997, BaylorUniversity Vitoria, Espirito Santo The Significance of Culture, Social Structure, and Ph.D., 2000, Reformed Theological Seminary Popular Hinduism for Evangelism and Church Roembke, Lianne 710 Planting in Hindu Indian Villages Multi-cultural Mission Teams: The Adaptation of Santucci,JohnA. 726 Th.D., 1993, Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary Their Members to One Another and to Their Host The Italian Agricultural Colony and Its German Culture Missionary at St. Helena, North Carolina: A Parish Ray, Hillary Frances Elizabeth 692 Ph.D., 1997, Evangelical Theological Faculty History, 1905-1925 The 1684 French Jesuit Mission to China Ph.D., 1993, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Ph.D., 1997, University of Cambridge Rose,KennethThomas 711 Knowing the Real: John Hick on the Cognitivity of Saute, AIda Romao 727 Reeves,Virgil L. 693 Religions and Religious Pluralism The African-Mission Encounter and Education in The Changing World of Faith Missions. A History Ph.D., 1992, HarvardUniversity Mozambique: The Anglican Mission of Santo of the Unevangelized Fields Mission in France and Agostinho-Maciene, 1926/8-1974 Its Predecessors: The Thonon Evangelistic Mission Rountree, SaraCatherine 712 Ph.D., 2000, University of Minnesota and the Alpine Mission to France Testing Scripture Translations for Comprehension Ph.D., 2000, Evangelical Theological Faculty Ph.D., 2001, FullerTheological Seminary Scales, T. Laine 728 "All that Fits a Woman": The Education of Southern Reeves-Ellington, Barbara A. 694 Ruffle, DouglasWayne 713 Baptist Women for Missions and Social Work at the "That Our Daughters May Be as Corner Stones": Criteria for Evangelization: Providence, Woman's Missionary Union Training School, American Missionaries, Bulgarian Nationalists, and Proclamation, Teaching, and Witness in the 1907-1926 the Politics of Gender, 1832-1872 American Protestant Experience Ph.D., 1994, University of Kentucky Ph.D., 2001, State University of New York at Ph.D., 1996, Drew University Binghamton Scanlan,ThomasJoseph 729 Russel, William P. 714 Conversion, Suppression, or Limited Partnership: Reilly, ThomasH. 695 Contextualization: Origins, Meaning, and Problems in the Protestant Colonial Ethic The "Shang-ti Hui" and the Transformation of Implications. A Study of What the Theological Ph.D., 1992, Duke University Chinese Popular Society: The Impact of Taiping Education Fund of the World Council of Churches Christian Sectarianism Originally Understood by the Term Scheid,EdwardG. 730 Ph.D., 1997, University of Washington "Contextualization," with Special Reference to the Scripture and Theology of the Religions: On the Period 1970-1972 Theological Interpretation of Sacred SCripture in Reisacher, EvelyneAnnick 696 Th.D., 1995, PontificalUniversity of St. Thomas Christian Attitudes Toward World Religions The Processes of Attachment Between the Algerians Aquinas Ph.D., 1992, Duquesne University and French Within the Christian Community in France Rutherdale, Myra D. 715 Schlager, BernardSloan 731 Ph.D.,2001, FullerTheological Seminary Models of Grace and Boundaries of Culture: All Israel Will Be Saved: The Jewish Mission in Women Missionaries on a Northern Frontier, Medieval Christianity Retnadas,Christudhas 697 1860-1940 Ph.D., 1996, Yale University Analysis of the Concept of Avatar in South Indian Ph.D., 1996, York University Tamil Hindu Culture and Its Relevance in Schmitt, CatherineMarie Donlan 732 Contextualization of the Message of Incarnation Rwomukubwe, SilvesterArinaitwe 716 The Spirituality of Philippine Duchesne as Revealed Ph.D., 1998, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Inculturation in Africa, with Special Reference to in Her Letters to Madeleine Sophie Barat and the Kiga of Uganda Joseph Rosati Reynolds,Jack Walker 698 Missiol.D., 1995, PontificalGregorian University Ph.D., 1998, St. Louis University Carey Mission: Protestant Missionaries and Native Americans on the Indiana-Michigan Frontier Ryan, MargaretAnn 717 Schmitt, Terry Alan 733 Ph.D., 1998, IndianaUniversity Chiafas Observed: The Ethics of Intervention in Representing Their Faith: Identifying Factors Rura Mexico Contributing to the Success of Cross-Cultural Rhee,PeterYoonho 699 Ph.D., 1999, University of California, Berkeley Religious Workers Spiritual Power and Church Growth in Light of the Ph.D., 1995, Yale University Javanese "Power-Oriented" Worldview Ph.D., 1996, FullerTheological Seminary

120 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 Schofield, James Christopher 734 Shepherd, GregoryJay 752 Smyth, Stuart J. 767 A Study of the Interface of Prayer and Evangelism Jose de Acosta: Reading the American Past and The Evangelical Component of Imperialism as They Relate to the Theme of Mission in the Acts Pro~rammin~the Future Toward the Ph.D., 1998, State University of New York at Albany of the Apostles Chnstianization of Amerindians Ph.D., 2001, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Ph.D., 1996, Georgetown University Smythe, Kathleen Ramage 768 Fipa Childhood: White Fathers' Missionaries and Schrauwers, Albert 735 Sher, DanielYahung 753 Social Change in Nkansi, Ufipa, 1910-1980 In Whose Image? Religious Rationalization and the Foundations for Equipping Overseas North Ph.D., 1997, University of Wisconsin-Madison Ethnic Identity of the To Pamona of Central American ChineseLay Professionals in Mission Sulawesi Ph.D., 2001, FullerTheological Seminary So, Ki Jong 769 Ph.D., 1995, University of Toronto The Translation of the Bible into Korean: Its History Sherinian, Zoe Carey 754 and Significance Schrems, Suzanne H. 736 The Indigenization of Tamil Christian Music: Folk Ph.D., 1993, Drew University God's Women: Sisters of Charity of Providence and Music as a Liberative Transmission System Ursuline Nuns in Montana, 1864-1900 Ph.D., 1998, Wesleyan University So, Ky-Chun 770 Ph.D., 1992, University of Oklahoma The Sabbath Controversy of Jesus: Between Jewish Shihab, Alwi Abdurahman 755 Law and the Gentile Mission Schulz, Klaus Detlev 737 The Muhammadiyah Movement and Its Ph.D., 1999, ClaremontGraduateUniversity The Missiological Significance of the Doctrine of Controversy with Christian Mission in Indonesia Justification in the Lutheran Confessions Ph.D., 1995, Temple University Soans,Chandra Shekar 771 Th.D., 1995, Concordia Theological Seminary Dialogue and/or Mission: An Approach to the Sho,JayWoong 756 Theology of Stanley J. Samartha Schutt, Amy C. 738 Toward Inner Freedom: A Missiological Approach Ph.D., f999, PrincetonTheological Seminary Forging Identities: Native American and Moravian to Root Healing of Han in Korea Missionaries in Pennsylvania and Ohio, 1765-1782 Ph.D., 1996, FullerTheological Seminary Sohn, Damien Sangwoong 772 Ph.D., 1995, IndianaUniversity Toward the Renewal of the Presbyterian Church of Siddiqui,Ataullah 757 Korea (Tonghap) Schwer, Mary Angela 739 Muslims' Concern in Dialogue: A Study in Ph.D., 1998, Furzer Theological Seminary Religious and Imperialist Discourse in Nineteenth­ Christian-Muslim Relations Since 1970 Century British Popular Missionary Literature Ph.D., 1994, University of Birmingham Sohn, Dong-Shin 773 Ph.D., 1996, University of Notre Dame A Proposal of the Construction of a Curriculum for Siew, Tye Yau 758 Continuing Mission Education for Pastors Seat,KarenKay 740 Spiritual Territoriality as a Premise for the Modem Ph.D., 2001, University of Aberdeen The "Woman Question" as a Site of Conflict: Spiritual Mapping Movement Mission Schools for Women in Modem Japan, Ph.D., 1999, FullerTheological Seminary Sola-Garcia, Cisar Joaquin 774 1872-1899 Slave Emancipation and Colonialism: The British Ph.D., 2000, TempleUniversity Silzer, Sheryl Ann Takagi 759 Missionary and Military Campaigns and African Caring for the Person in an Organizational Setting: Societies in Northern Malawi, 1875-1900 Seigel, Michael 741 New Directions in SIL Training Ph.D., 1999, University of Michigan Mission and Ecology: An Exercise in Dialogue and Ph.D., 2001, FullerTheological Seminary Contextualization Solivan, Samuel 775 Ph.D., 1993, University of Birmingham Singh, Narendra 760 Orthopathos: Prolegomenon for a North American The Particularity of Christ and the Plurality of Hispanic Theology Sellers, RobertPreston 742 Religions: A Dialectical Paradigm for Developing a Ph.D., 1993, Union Theological Seminary in the City of Power and Ministry in Indonesia: Christian Models Christian Theology of Religions New York and Cultural Myths in Conflict Ph.D., 1998, Asbury Theological Seminary Ph.D., 1993, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Sookhdeo, Patrick 776 Singleton,James Martin, Jr. 761 The Impact of Islamization on the Christian Selwyn, Jennifer Diane 743 The Changing Place and Priority of Evangelism in Community of Pakistan "Planting Many Virtues There": Jesuit Popular the Southern Presbyterian Church, 1861-1961 Ph.D., 2000, University of London,School of Oriental Missions in the Viceroyalty of Naples, 1550-1700 Th.D., 1996, BostonUniversity and African Studies Ph.D., 1997, University of California, Davis Smith, Charles Frederick 762 Spath, Leonard Michael 777 Semple, RhondaAnn 744 An Evangelical Evaluation of Key Elements in Beyond Conversion and Crusade: Eschatolo~ical "Ladies of Much Ability and Intelligence": Lesslie Newbigin's Apologetics Realism and Riccoldo da Monte Croce's Critique of Gendered Relations in British Protestant Missions Ph.D., 1999, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary De Lege Sarracenorum Ph.D., 2000, University of London,King's College Ph.D., 1999, St. Louis University London Smith, DonaldRobertMorrison 763 A Survey and Theological Analysis of the Spiritual Spencer, Charles Ivan 778 Sengupta,Parna 745 and Pentecostal-Evangelical Churches in Freetown, An Analysis of the Christology of Latin American The Molding of Native Character: Missionary Sierra Leone, with Special Emphasis on the Liberation Theology Education in Bengal, 1854-1906 Influences of the Indigenous Religious Ph.D., 1997, University of Texas at Arlington Ph.D., 2000, University of Michigan Pneumatology Ph.D., 1995, University of Edinburgh Stach,MichaelK. 779 Sepulveda, Juan Esteban 746 Narrative Evaluation of Missionary Candidates Gospel and Culture in Latin American Ph.D., 2001, Walden University Protestantism: Toward a New Theological Appreciation of Syncretism PhD; 1996, University of Birmingham

Servand,Anilkumar John 747 A Study of Karma in Hindu and Indian Christian There is growing interest in Thought Ph.D., 1995, FullerTheological Seminary Pentecostal theologies of Seu, Young Il 748 To Teach and to Reform: The Life and Times of mission and the sociology Dr. Yune Sun Park Ph.D., 1992, Westminster Theological Seminary of Pentecostalism.

Shaka, RichardJohnMorie 749 Understanding Theologies of Mission and Evangelization in Post-Conciliar Roman Smith, Graeme R. 764 Stedt, PaulineGertrude 780 Catholicism and Assemblies of God, with a Focus The Oxford Conference of the Universal Christian Syncretic Religions: Mer~ing Symbols on English-Speaking West Africa Council for Life and Work, July 1937: A Ph.D., 1994, University oJCalifornia, Riverside Ph.D., 1996, Duquesne University Missiological Interpretation Ph.D., 1997, University of Birmingham Steedman,David A. 781 Shaw, DouglasMcClain 750 The Contribution of the Presbyterian Church to The Great Commission in Protestant Missionary Smith, RandalDavid 765 Education in New Zealand Apologetics Rethinkin~ the Latin America Mission: Utilizing Ph.D., 1994, Victoria University of Wellington Tn.D., 1992, New OrleansBaptist Theological Seminary Organizational History to Inform the Future Ph.D., 2001, Asbury Theological Seminary Steele, DonaldMacDonald 782 Shen, XiaoHong 751 Releasing the Captives-Releasing the Caftors: The Yale's China and China's Yale: Americanizing Smith-Akubue, DorothyAnn Robinson 766 Letter to Philemon and the Relationship 0 North Higher Education in China, 1900-1927 Evangelism and Western Education in Western American Christians and the Peoples of the Ph.D., 1993, Yale University Kenya: Church of God (Anderson, Indiana), Two-Thirds World 1905-1949 Ph.D., 1994, GraduateTheological Union Ph.D., 1995, West Virginia University

July 2003 121 Stepp, Eddie 783 Sumner, George Robinson 800 Tennent, Timothy C. 817 Interpreting a Forgotten Mission: African-American Pannenberg and the Religions: Conflictuality and Building Christianity on Indian Foundations: The Missionaries of the Southern Baptist Convention in the Demonstration of Power in a Christian Theological Legacy of Brahmabandhav Upadhyay Liberia, West Africa, 1846-1860 Theology of the Religions (1861-1907) Ph.D.,1999, BaylorUniversity Ph.D.,1994, Yale University Ph.D., 1998, University of Edinburgh

Sterk,VernonJay 784 Sundberg, Carl 801 Thalothil, George Abraham 818 The Dynamics of Persecution Conversion and Contextual Conceptions of Christ: The Missionary Thrust of the Syro Malankara Ph.D., 1992, FullerTheological Seminary A Missiological Study of Young Converts in Church: A Historical-Theological Study from 1930 Brazzaville, Republic of Congo to 2000 Stevens,CarlDavid 785 Th.D., 2000, Lund University Missiol.D.,2001, Pontifical Urban University Calvin's Corporate Idea of Mission Ph.D.,1992, Westminster Theological Seminary Sung, Nam Yong 802 Theron, PieterFrancois 819 Worldview Themes Regarding Spiritual and Theological Training in the Context of Africa: A Stidsen, Catherine Berry 786 Natural Realities and Their Impact on Biblical Freirian Model for Social Transformation as Part of William Ernest Hocking's Theory of the Hermeneutics of the Students of ECWA Theological the Missionary Calling of the Church Reconception of Christianity Institutions in Nigeria D.D., 1993, University of Pretoria Ph.D.,1993, McMaster University Ph.D., 1997, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Th~m~~G~ ~ Stinton, DianeBarbara 787 Sutherland,James Whitcomb 803 Orientalism and the East India Company, 1773-1858 Jesus of Africa: Voices of Contemporary African African-American Underrepresentation in Ph.D., 1992, Johns Hopkins University Christology from Selected Textual and Oral Sources Intercultural Missions: Perceptions of Black Ph.D.,2001, Universityof Edinburgh Missionaries and the Theory of Survival/Security Thomas, Chacko 821 Ph.D., 1998, Trinity Euangelical Divinity School Reflections on Salvation in Pluralistic Issues: An Stogre, Michael 788 Evaluation of M. M. Thomas and Stanley Samartha Papal Social Thought on Aboriginal Rights: A Study Suwanbubbha, Parichart 804 in the Li~ht of the Reformation Doctrine of in History Grace and Kamma: A Case Study of Religio-cultural Justification Ph.D., 1992, Universityof Ottawa Encounters in Protestant and Buddhist Ph.D., 1996, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Communities in Bangkok and Its Relevant Stoner,DavidWilliam 789 Environs, Thailand Thomas, Jacob 822 Urban Church Planting Missionary Teams: Th.D., 1994, LutheranSchool of Theology at Chicago Evangelical and Social Thought, 1975-90: A Participant Perceptions of Intra-group Dynamics, Christian Ethical Analysis with Reference to Psychological Sense of Svartvik,Jesper 805 D.Th., 1994, Senateof Serampore College (University) Community and Biblical Community Mark and Mission: Mk 7:1-23 in Its Narrative and Ph.D.,1998, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Historical Contexts Thomas, LindaElaine 823 Th.D., 2000, Lund University The Cultural History of Apartheid and the Politics Strauss, StephenJ. 790 of Healing in a South African Indigenous Church Perspectives on the Nature of Christ in the Svelmoe, William Lawrence 806 Ph.D., 1993, AmericanUniversity Ethiopian Orthodox Church: A Case Study in A New Vision for Missions: William Cameron Contextualized Theology Townsend in Guatemala and Mexico, 1917-1945 Thomas, Nancy Jane 824 Ph.D.,1997, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Ph.D., 2001, University of Notre Dame Weaving the Words: Writing About God in Culturally Appropriate Ways Strickland, John Douglas 791 Swamy, Thomasappa Anthony 807 Ph.D., 1998, FullerTheological Seminary Orthodox Patriotism and the Church in Russia, Mission Spirituality for India in the Light of 1888-1914 "Redemptoris Missio" Thomas, V. Matthew 825 Ph.D.,2001, Universityof California, Davis Missiol.D.,1997, Pontifical Gregorian University The Centrality of Christ and Inter-religious Dialogue in the Theology of Lesslie Newbigin Stuart, Douglas Ian 792 Sweeney, John 808 Ph.D., 1996, University oJSt. Michael's College "Of Savages and Heroes": Discourses of Race, Gospel and Culture in the First Century Nation, and Gender in the Evangelical Missions to D.Theol., 2000,Melbourne College of Divmity Thomson, David Ker 826 Southern Africa in the Early Nineteenth Century "Gifteless Gifts": The Preparationist Paradigm in Ph.D.,1994, University of London, Institute of Puritan Indian Relations Commonwealth Studies T Ph.D., 1997, Princeton University Stutzman, LinfordL. 793 Thorpe, Douglas Mark 827 Gramsci's Theory of Cultural Hegemony Applied to Ta'ase,EliaTitiimaea 809 Boarding the Self: Individual and Family Contemporary Evangelical Mission Activity In The Con6regational Christian Church in Samoa: Consequences of Mission Boarding School Albania The Origm and Development of an Indigenous Experience Ph.D., 1997, Catholic University of America Church, 1830-1961 Ph.D., 1994, Princeton Theological Seminary Ph.D., 1995, FullerTheological Seminary Su, Ching 794 Tiersma, Judith Margaret 828 The Printing Presses of the London Missionary Tan, Chiu Eng 810 Reading the Writing on the Wall: Missional Society Among the Chinese The Cosmos, Humans, and Gods: A Comparison of Transformation Through Narrative in Postmodern Ph.D., 1996, University of London, University College Non-Christians and Christians on Chinese Beliefs in Los Angeles London Metro-Manila Ph.D., 1999, FullerTheological Seminary Ph.D., 1996, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Suarez,OscarSusmirano 795 Tillman, BenjaminFarr 829 The Self-Understanding of the Church and the Tan, Kim-Sai 811 The Miskito Settlement Landscape of Eastern Quest for Transformation: The Life and Work of the Explaining the Crucifixion to Muslims, with Special Honduras, with Emphasis on the Moravian National Council of Churches in the Philippines Reference to Indonesia and Malaysia Contribution Under a Regime of Dictatorship (1972-1986) Ph.D., 1993, FullerTheological Seminary Ph.D., 1999, Louisiana State University Ph.D.,1992, Princeton Theological Seminary Tanbunaan, Gideon Imanto 812 Tink, Fletcher Leroy 830 Sukarto, Aristarchus 796 Holistic Ministry Among Sundanese Muslims, with From Order to Harmony: Toward a New Witnessing to Christ Through Eucharist: A Proposal Special Reference to Bandung, Indonesia: 1970-1995 Hermeneutic for Urban Mission for the Java Christian Churches to Contextualize Ph.D., 1998, FullerTheological Seminary Ph.D., 1994, FullerTheological Seminary and to Communicate the Gos£el to Its Community Th.D., 1994, LutheranSchool oJTheology at Chicago Tangsirisatian, Suragarn 813 Tisera, Guido 831 Factors Relevant to Conversion Among Thai Universalism According to the Gospel of Matthew Sultan, Pervaiz 797 University Students: A Comparative Study of Th.D., 1993, Pontifical Gregorian University The Involvement of the Church of Pakistan in Christian and Non-Christian Ethnic Thai University Development Students Tolo, Arne 832 Ph.D.,1997, OxfordCentrefor Mission Studies / Open Ph.D., 1999, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Sidama and Ethiopian: The Emergence of the University Mekane Yesus Church in Sidama Taylor, MalcolmJohn 814 Teol.Dr., 1998, Uppsala University Suman, Michael Dee 798 Publish and Be Blessed: A Case Study in Early The Church in China: Indigenization Through Pentecostal Publishing History Trapnell, Judson Bemis 833 Contextual Expression, 1950-2000 Ph.D., 1994, University of Birmingham Bede Griffiths' Theory of Religious Symbol and Ph.D.,2000,South Asia Institute of AdvancedChristian Practice of Dialogue: Towards Interreligious Studies Taylor, PaulRoger 815 Understanding Boniface Wimmer and Saint Vincent College: The Ph.D., 1993, Catholic University of America Summers, L. Carol 799 Beginning of American Benedictine Education "Native" Policy, Education, and Development: Ph.D., 1998, BostonCollege Traverzo Galarza, David 834 Social Ideologies and Social Control in Southern The Emergence of a Latino Radical Social Ethic in Rhodesia, 1890-1934 Taylor,Pegatha Jean 816 the Work and Thought of Orlando E. Costas: An Ph.D.,1992, Johns HopkinsUniversity Saint Bernard of Clairvaux and the West Slavic Ethico-theological Discourse from the Underside of Crusade: The Formation of Missionary and History Crusader Ideals on the German-Slavic Border Ph.D., 1992, Drew University Ph.D., 1999, University of California, Berkeley

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Trebesch, Shelley Gayle 835 Varian, Anne Sargus 851 Wakefield, Larry Wayne 865 Developing Persons in Christian Organizations: A Isabella Thoburn (1840-1901), Missionary and The Cell Church: A Paradigm for Evangelization in Case Study of OMF International Educator: A Voice of Change Mexico Ph.D., 2001, Fuller Theological Seminary Ph.D., 1999, University of Akron Ph.D., 1998, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Trotta, Cathy Ann 836 Varughese, Thondukuzhiyil Perumal 852 Walker, Pamela Jane 866 Crossing Cultural Boundaries: Heinrich and Martha Christology in the Writings of Pandippeddi Pulling the Devil's Kingdom Down: Gender and Moser Voth in the Hopi Pueblos, 1893-1906 Chenchiah and Raimundo Panikkar: An Indian Popular Culture in the Salvation Army, 1865-1895 Ph.D., 1997, Northern Arizona University Evangelical Assessment Ph.D., 1992, Rutgers University Ph.D., 1998, Westminster Theological Seminary Tseng, Timothy 837 Wallace, Ronald 867 Ministry at Arms' Length: Asian-Americans in the Vaughn, Carol Ann 853 Inter-faith Dialogue as a Method for the Scientific Racial Ideology of American Mainline Protestants, "Living in the Lives of Men": A Southern Baptist Study of Religion 1882-1952 Woman's Missionary Journey from Alabama to Ph.D., 1994, University of Toronto Ph.D., 1994, Union Theological Seminary in the City of Shandong,1830-1909 New York Ph.D., 1998, Auburn University Walls, Thomas Ray 868 An Analysis of the Internationalization of Missions Tshilensa, KabalaEmmanual 838 Vazhayil, Devasia 854 in the Church of God (Anderson, Indiana) Collective Sin in Africa: A Missiological Approach The Missionary Methods of the Church Growth Ph.D., 1992, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary to the African Crisis School of Missiology Ph.D., 1999, University of Pretoria Missiol.D., 1994, Pontifical Gregorian University Walters, Albert Sundararaj 869 Contemporary Presentations of the Trinity in an Tung, Chuns-Lan 839 Venditti, Nicholas Alexander 855 Islamic Context: A Malaysian Case Study Paul's Missionary Tactics: Faith and the Law for The God Who Speaks: A Comparative Study of Ph.D., 2000, University oJBirmingham Jews, for Gentiles, and for a Mixed Community Mission Paradigms in Hebrews, Vatican II, and Ph.D., 1993, University of Edinburgh Liberation Theology Wamagatta, Evanson Ndungu 870 Ph.D., 1998, Fuller Theological Seminary The Presbyterian Church of East Africa: An Account Twells, Alison A. 840 of Its Gospel Missionary Society Origins, 1895-1946 The Heathen at Home and Overseas: The Middle Ph.D., 20G1,West Virginia University Class and the Civilizing Mission, Sheffield, 1790-1843 D.Phil., 1997, University of York

Tyson, Elizabeth Dodge 841 An Analysis of Neopentecostal Mission Theology, Non-Western missionary 1960-1990: Four Case Studies Ph.D., 1993, University of Edinburgh activity merits the scholarly attention shown here to u Western missionary efforts. Udayakumar, K. David 842 Impact of Context on Missionary Paradigm: Hermannsburg and Joint Synod of OhioMissions in South Andhra Lutheran Church (1865-1945) Venugopal, [unias V. 856 Wang, Cecil Kwei Heng 871 D.Th., 2001, Senate of Serampore College (University) Individual Member Adaptations for Effective Team Ancestor Veneration Practices and Christian Work: A Research of Operational and Disbanded Conversion in Taiwan: A Study of Perceptions of Underwood, Elizabeth Ann 843 Evangelical Missionary Teams Chinese College Students in Urban Taiwan Missionary Identities and Identifications: U.S. Ph.D., 1997, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Ph.D., 2001, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Presbyterians in Korea, 1884-1934 Ph.D., 2000, University of Illinois at Urbana­Vickery, Paul Scott 857 Wang, Xiachao 872 Champaign The Prophetic Call and Message of Bartolome de Christianity and Imperial Culture-a Comparative Las Casas (1484-1566) Study of Greco-Roman and Chinese Christian Uriam, Kambati Kaunibwe 844 Ph.D., 1996, Oklahoma State University Apologetics Theology and Practice in the Islands: Christianity Ph.D; 1996, University of Leeds and Island Communities in the New Pacific, Villar, Susan McMillan 858 1947-1997 Drama and the Theater in the Millennial Project of Wang, Yong 873 Ph.D., 1999, Australian National University the Franciscans in New Spain Mission Unfinished: The United Church of Canada Ph.D., 1993, University of Minnesota and China, 1925-1970 Ph.D., 1995, University of Waterloo Vo, Peter De Ta 859 A Cultural and Theological Foundation for Wang, Zhongxin 874 v Ancestor Veneration Among Catholics in Vietnam The History of Chinese Churches in Boston Ph.D., 1999, Catholic University of America (1876-1994) Viihiikangas, Mika 845 Th.D., 2000, Boston University Genuinely Catholic, Authentically African? The Encounter Between Neo-Thomism and the African Ward, Haruko Nawata 875 Thinking in Charles Nyamiti's Theological Women and the Jesuits in the Christian Century Methodology w (1549-1650) in Japan Th.D., 1997,-University of Helsinki Ph.D., 2001, Princeton Theological Seminary Wagner, Eugene Logan 860 Valera, Edmundo Eusebio, Jr. 846 Open Space as a Tool of Conversion: The Ware, James Patrick 876 "Imperialism of Righteousness": The Influence of Syncretism of Sacred Courts and Plazas in Post­ "Holding Forth the Word of Life": Paul and the the American Protestant Social Gospel on Foreign Conquest Mexico Mission of the Church in the Letter to the Missions and Expansionism, 1890-1910 Ph.D., 1997, University of Texas at Austin Philippians in the Context of Second Temple Ph.D., 1998, Fordham University Judaism Wagner, William Mark 861 Ph.D., 1996, Yale University Vanast, Walter J. 847 Overcoming the Demonic Distortions of "Cultural Arctic Bodies, Frontier Souls: Missionaries and Themes" as a Means for Increasing the Effectiveness Warren, Heather Anne 877 Medical Care in the Canadian North, 1896-1926 of Evangelistic Missions "That They All May Be One": Americans' Quest for Ph.D., 1996, University of Wisconsin-Madison Ph.D., 1998, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Christian Unity, 1918-1948 Ph.D., 1992, Johns Hopkins University Vanden Berg, Todd Martin 848 Wagstrom, Thor Andrew 862 The Integration of Traditional Religion and Daniel's Book Unsealed: Protestant Missionaries Wasserman, Jeffr~ Steven 878 Christianity Among the Longuda of Adamawa and Indigenous Prophecies in Nineteenth-Century Messianic jewish Congregations: A Comparison • State, Nigeria New Zealand and South Africa and Critique of Contemporary North American and Ph.D., 1996, State University of New York at Buffalo Ph.D., 1999, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Israeli Expressions Ph.D., 1997, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Vandergrift, Monica Verploegen 849 Wahba, Wafik Waheeb 863 A Spirituality for Returning Missioners: Formative DialecticalHermeneutic: Interpreting Christian Watke, Curtis Edward 879 Intimacy as It Brings One Home Theology in the Contemporary Egyptian Context A Generative Analysis of Selected Socio-scientific Ph.D., 1995, Duquesne University Ph.D., 1998, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary / Theories in Urban Evangelization Among American Northwestern University Protestants Van Gorder, Andrew Christian 850 Ph.D., 1998, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Communicating to Muslims the Christian Doctrine Wake, Eleanor J. 864 of God: A Contextualized Theocentric Theological Framing the Sacred: Native Interpretations of Apologetic Christianity in Early Colonial Mexico Pfi.D., 1995, Queen's University of Belfast Ph.D., 1995, University of Essex

July 2003 123 Watt, Charles Peter 880 Wingate, Andrew D. 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R. Niebuhr's "Ethics of Television as an Evangelistic Tool Lesslie Newbigin Response" to Korean Christian Context: A Critical D.Th., 1997, University of South Africa D.Phil.,1996, University of Oxford Inquiry into Niebuhr's Ethics from a Non-Western Context Wheeler, RachelMargaret 886 Worley, DonnaMaurine 902 Ph.D., 1994, Princeton Theological Seminary Living upon Hope: Mahicans and Missionaries, Validation of Goals for Pre-departure Missionary 1730-1760 Orientation Yoo,Young Sik 917 Ph.D.,1998, Yale University Ph.D., 1995, Andrews University The Impact of Canadian Missionaries in Korea: A Historical Survey of Early Canadian Mission Work, White, John Timothy 887 Worth, JohnEugene 903 1888-1898 Hiram F. Reynolds: Prime Mover of the Nazarene The Timucuan Missions of Spanish Florida and the Ph.D., 1996, University of Toronto Mission Education System Rebellion of 1656 Ph.D.,1996, University of Kansas Ph.D., 1992, University of Florida York,J. Russell 918 Americans Overseas: The Identification of High­ Whitefield, Douglas Brent 888 Wright, Nigel Goring 904 Risk Missionary Candidates The Christian Literature Society for China: The Role Disavowing Constantine: Mission, Church, and the Ph.D., 1993, Biola University of Its Publications, Personalities, and Theology in Social Order in the Theologies of John Howard Late-Qing Reform Movements Yoder and Jurgen Moltmann Yoshinaga, Keiichiro 919 Ph.D.,2001, Universityof Cambridge Ph.D., 1994, University of London, King's College Fields of Faith: The Struggle of Niijima Jo London Ph.D., 1998, Columbia University Wijsen, Frans lozef Servaas 889 "There Is Only One God": A Social-Scientific and Wu, Xiaoxin 905 Theological Study of Popular Religion and A Case Study of the Catholic University of Peking Evangelization in Sukumuland, Northwest During the Benedictine Period (1927-1933) Tanzania Ed.D., 1993, University of San Francisco z Ph.D., 1993, University ofNijmegen Wu, Xuewei 906 Zaccarini, Maria Cristina 920 Wilcox,PeterJonathan 890 Writing Across Culture: An American Woman The Sino-American Friendship as Tradition and Restoration, Reformation, and the Progress of the Writing Her Life in China (1912-1926). A Rhetorical Challenge: Dr. Ailie Gale in China, 1908-1950 Kingdom of Christ: Evan~elizationin the Thought Analysis of Grace McClurg Carson's Archival Ph.D., 1998, State University afNew York at Stony andPractice of John Calvin Collections Brook D.Phil.,1993, University of Oxford Ph.D., 1998, BowlingGreenState University Zhang, Qiong 921 Williams,PaulAllen 891 Wyss, Hilary E. 907 Cultural Accommodation or Intellectual The Disciples of Christ Congo Mission (DCCM), Captivity and Christianity: Narrating Christian Colonization? A Reinterpretation of the Jesuit 1897-1932: A Missionary Community in Colonial Indian Identity Approach to Confucianism During the Late Central Africa Ph.D., 1998, lIniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Centuries Ph.D.,2000, Universityof Chicago Ph.D., 1996, HarvardUniversity

Williams,RobertJohnMichael 892 Zibell,Michael Scott 922 Narratives of Protestant Mission in Canada: The x Only by Air: The Effects of Mission Aviation Writings of Benjamin Kohlmeister, Joshua Marsden, Ph.D., 2001, University of South Carolina and Joseph Abbott, 1814-1846 Ph.D.,1993,Universityof Edinburgh Xing, [un 908 Ziebell, Donn G. 923 Baptized in the Fire of Revolution: The American Model of Business and Evangelism: A Model Willis, Alan Scot 893 Social Gospel and the YMCA in China, 1919-1937 Combining Business and Evangelism for Mission All According to God's Plan: Racism and Southern Ph.D., 1993, University ofMinnesota Work in the Soviet Union During the Time of Baptist Missions, 1945-1970 Perestroika Ph.D., 1999, SyracuseUniversity XinS, Wenjun 909 Ph.D., 1992, Union Institute and University Social Gospel, Social Economics, and the YMCA: Wilson, G. Faye 894 Sidney D. Gamble and Princeton-in-Peking Znamenski, Andrei A. 924 Becoming an Effective Mission Educator: A Manual Ph.D., 1992, University of Massachusetts Strategies of Survival: Native Encounters with for Missionary Candidates, Mission Interns, and Russian Missionaries in Alaska and Siberia, Mission Staff Xu, EdwardYihua 910 1820-1917 Ed.D., 1994, Teachers College, Columbia University Religion and Education: St. John's University as an Ph.D., 1997, University of Toledo Evangelizing Agency Wilson, Harry Kurtz, III 895 Ph.D., 1994, PrincetonUniversity Zub, DavidJohn Carl 925 The Stigma of Baptism in the Evangelization of Rediscovering a Critical Theology of Religion: Muslims: An Historical and Critical Evaluation Xu, Xiaoguang 911 Religious Pluralism and Theology of the Cross Ph.D.,1995, SouthwesternBaptistTheological Seminary A Southern Methodist Mission to China: Soochow Th.D., 2001, EmmanuelCollege of Victoria University / University, 1901-1939 University of Toronto Windus, Anne Kay 896 D.A., 1993, Middle Tennessee State University The Roles and Identity of Missionary Women: A Pilot Study Ph.D., 1999, SouthernBaptistTheological Seminary

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Abaluyia (Kenya), 469, 549 in South Africa, 413, 433, 707 Boarding schools, 97, 768, 827. SeealsoEducation Abbott, Joseph, 892 in Uganda, 372 Bodo (India), 489 Abolition of slavery, 131 Anglican Mission of Santo Agostinho, Maciene BoH,Leonardo, 778 Aboriginal peoples, 788 (Mozambique), 727 Bok(blessing), 461 Aborigines (Australia), 93, 533, 646 Animism, 587 Bolivia, 627 Abraham, 57, 146 Anthropology, 64, 226 Bonnand, Clement, 20 Acculturation, 42, 259, 698, 710. SeealsoAncestor theological, 238, 915 Booth, Catherine, 479 practices; Contextualization; Cultural Anti-Communism, 223 Borneo, 194 assimilation; Culture change; Ethnic identity; Apartheid, 823 Botswana, 387, 439, 603 Inculturation; Indigenization; Syncretism Apocalyptic, 96 Bouldin, George Washington, 374 Acoma (United States), 706 Apologetics, 750, 762, 850, 872 Braga, Erasmo de Carvalho, 516 Acosta, Jose de, 87 Appalachia, 669 Brazil, 48, 112, 160, 168, 198,276,386,438,516,548, Acts of St. Mark, 90 Appavoo, James Theophilus, 754 725 Acts of the Apostles, 52, 311, 341,440,517,518,573, Appenzeller, Henry, 565 Bridgman, Elijah Coleman, 451, 767 690, 703, 734 Arab Christians, 36, 270, 566 British Columbia, 66, 195, 272 Adjustment, cross-cultural, 4, lIS, 228, 918 Arathi (Agikuyu Spirit Churches), 248 Bronson, Miles, 685 Administration, 74, 263, 887 Archeology, 42 Brown, William Adams, 60 Afonso I (Mvemba Nzinga), 610 in China, 173 Buber, Martin, 70 Africa, 269. Seealsounder respective countries Architecture, 458, 860 Buck, Pearl 5., 476 culture of, 485, 558, 561 Armenian Christians, 50S, 553 Buddhism, 206, 495, 804, 813 traditional religions of, 172, 225, 487, 560, 578, Armenian Evangelical Church, 281 Bulgaria, 694 579,592,620,62~802,838,848 Art, 37, 864 Burma, 337, 659, 721. SeealsoMyanmar Africa Inland Church (Kenya), 394, 574 Asabano (Papua New Guinea), 488 Burundi, 595 Africa Inland Mission, 201, 552 Asambleas ereDios, Las, 658 Business and evangelism, 923 African-Americans, 267, 316, 472, 626 Ashanti religion, 604 Business and missionary management, 55 churches of, 288 Asia. Seeunder respective countries as missionaries, 639, 783, 803 Asian Americans, 837 African independent churches, 171, 248, 271, 359, Asian religions, 407. Seealsounder particular religious California missions, 42, 179,259,279,532. Seealso 387,413,661 traditions Spanish America African indigenous churches, 356, 447, 620, 823 Asian theology, 2, 431. SeealsoMinjung theology Call to mission, 15 African Orthodox Church (Karing'a) in Kenya, 248 Assemblies ofGod, 262, 497, 749 Calvin, John, 785, 890 African Orthodox Church (South Africa), 359 Assembly of God in Belem (Brazil), 112 Calvinism, 522, 826 African theology, 162, 171,560, 569, 578, 620, 630, Association of Evangelicals in Africa, 75 Cameroon, 477 653, 787, 845 Atonement, 347 Canada, 66, 86, 195,272,537,591,715,719,847,881, Afro-Brazilian religions, 548 Attachment, 696 892 Agriculture, 465 Attrition, 55, 400, 449, 918 Canadian missionaries, 917 Aharonian, Hovhannes, 281 Australia, 93, 177, 193,533,646 Candidates for mission, 779,894 Ajuoga, Matthew, 661 Australian Baptist Missionary Society, 598 evaluation and screening of, 449, 779 Akamba (Kenya), 574, 587 Australian missionaries, 79 high-risk, 918 Akan (Ghana), 5 Authority, 664 Capitein, Jacobus E. J., 422 Akan Christian Church of Ghana, 631 Autobiography, 86, 435 Carey: Mission (Indiana-Michigan), 698 Aladura, 447, 763 Avatar, 697 Caribbean theology, 544 Alaska, 82, 557, 924 Aviation, 922 Carson, Grace McClurg, 906 Albania, 793 Aymara (Bolivia), 627 Carver, William Owen, 50 Albrecht of Hohenzollern, 424 Caste, 635 Alexander, Daniel William, 359 Celestial Church of Christ, 100 Algerian Christians, 696 Baatonu (Benin), 308 Cell church model, 30, 135, 865 AlIen, Roland, Ill, 648 Bagby, William Buck and Ann Luther, 438 Central America. Seeunder respective countries Allen, Young, 888 Bahima and Bairu (Uganda), 372 Chamorro (Guam), 165 All Nations Christian College, 291 Bajju (Nigeria), 428 Chang, Lit-sen, 105 Alpine Mission to France, 693 BaKongo (Congo), 610 Chaos theory, 830 Altaians (Siberia), 924 Baltic Europe, settlement of, 98 Character formation, 642 Amalorpavadas, D. S., 680 Baluba (Congo), 838 Charbonnaux, Stephen Louis, 510 Ambaricho (Ethiopia), 271 Bana (Cameroon), 477 Chenchiah, Pandippeddi, 852 American Baptist Church, 460. SeealsoBaptist Bangladesh, 219 Cherokee (United States), 327, 530 churches Bangwato (Botswana), 603 Chicago, 511 American Baptist Missionary Union, 685 Bantu (Democratic Republic of Congo), 396 Children of missionaries, 72, 827 American Baptist Mission to Burma, 337, 659 Baptism, 34 Chile, 556, 746 American Board of Commissioners for Foreign of Muslims, 895 Chin (Burma), 337,721 Missions, 17,36,67, 129, 138,318,348,451,521, Baptist churches, 101, 370, SIS, 580, 583. Seealso China, lOS, 124, 125, 173,216,431,448,451, 476,481, 919 American Baptist Church; Southern Baptist 483, 523, 526, 527, 794, 872, 873, 881, 888, 906, American Indians. SeeAmerindians; Native Church 920. SeealsoHong Kong; Taiwan Americans in central Europe, 531 and ancestor practices, 109,220,871 American Madura Mission (India), 67, 309 in Japan, 374 and Christian fundamentalism, 912 American Missionary Association, 414 in Korea, 462 and Confucianism, 120,220,921 American Mission in Egypt, 88 in Liberia, 783 higher education in, 293, 358, 751, 911 American Protestants, 713 in Ni~eria, 196 and imperialism, 767 Amerindians, 102. SeealsoNative Americans; in Philippines, 166 Jesuits In, 120, 408, 692, 921 Native Canadians; namesof specific peoples in Zambia, 301 medical education in 498 in Mexico, 717 Baptist missions, 158,698 national development of, 145 in New Spain, 858 Barat, Madeleine Sophie, 732 nationalism in, 570, 682 in New World, 87 Barth, Karl, 915 and Passionists in Hunan, 94 in Paraguay, 326, 357 Base ecclesial communities, 30, 535, 671 political history of, 798 in Peru, 752 Basel Mission, 278, 426 Protestants in, 130, 183 Ami (Taiwan), 331 Batak (Indonesia), 25 and Taiping revolution, 297, 695 Anabaptist theology, 904 Baum, Gregory, 536 and YMCA, 390, 702, 908, 909 Anbedkar, Bhimrao Ramji, 635 Beatrice (Kimpa Vita), 610 China, locations in Ancestor practices, 109, 153, 220, 225, 401, 588, 859, Belize, 224 Beijing, 905 871. SeealsoAcculturation; Contextualization; Benedictines, 127,436,815. SeealsoRoman Catholic Chaozhou, 460 Cultural assimilation; Culture change; Ethnic Church, religious orders of Fuzhou,183 identity; Inculturation; Indigenization; Benin, 308 Hong Kong, 110, 260, 468, 898 Syncretism Beol Se(China), 638 Shandong province, 130, 853 Andean studies, 627 Berbers, 270 Shanghai, 275, 910 An~lican Church Bernard of Clairvaux, 816 Suzhou,474 m Canada, 195 Bethany Fellowship, 99 Yenching, 293 in colonial America, 240, 434 Bible. See Hermeneutics; seealsounder the various China Inland Mission, 31, 79, 744 in Hong Kong, 80 New Testamentbooks Chinese Christians in Kenya, 380, 576 Bible and mission, 509 in Malaysia, 484 in New Zealand, 660 Bible translation, 138,296,408,593,600,712,769. See in North America, 106, 124, 753,874 in Palestine, 666 alsoTranslation in Philippines, 810 Biography, 479 Choctaw (United States), 657 Note ------­ Black nationalism, 267 Choe, Pyong-hon, 634 References are to dissertation number. Black theology, 569 Christian and Missionary Alliance, 53, 485 Bloesch, Donald George, 507 Christian Conference of Asia, 546

July 2003 125 Christian education, 919. SeealsoEducation; Congregational Church in Beirut, 36 Contextualization; Culture change; Ethnic Theological education Congregational Church mission to Dakota Sioux, identity; Inculturation; Indigenization; Christian Literature Society (China), 888 414 Syncretism Christian sectarianism, 695 Congregation of the Holy Ghost, 416 Cultural themes, 861 "Christifideles laici," 621 Congregations, international, 651 Culture change, 344, 489, 538, 654, 657, 883. See Christology, 2, 108, 184, 211, 225, 425, 595, 607, Connecticut Missionary Society, 164 alsoAcculturation; Ancestor practices; 644, 704, 708, 778, 787, 790, 801, 825, 852 Consciousness, political, 144 Contextualization; Cultural assimilation; Chukchi (Siberia), 924 Contextualization, 525, 714. SeealsoAcculturation; Ethnic identity; Inculturation; Indigenization; Church and society, 128, 516 Ancestorpractices; Cultural assimilation; Syncretism Church and state, 94, 264, 904. SeealsoPolitics Culture change: Ethnic identity; Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 332 in Ethiopia, 538 Inculturation; Indigenization; Syncretism Cumens (Hungary), 58 in Ghana, 7, 197 and African traditional religions, 578, 848 Cushing, Richard, 239 in Guatemala, 71 in the Bible, 297, 899 in Kenya, 24, 247 in Botswana, 603 in medieval Hungary, 58 and Buddhism, 495 Daba (Cameroon), 477 in Nicaragua, 3 in Cameroon, 592 Dagaaba (Ghana), 153 in South West Africa, 617 in China, 220, 408, 523 Dakota Sioux (United States), 129,414,471,537 Churches of Christ (Kenya), 261 of church structures, 679 Dalits (India), 355, 635 Church growth, 106, 126, 243, 283, 649 and conversion, 801 Dani (Indonesia), 212, 304 in India, 534 in Democratic Republic of Congo, 396 Dayananda Saraswati, Swami, 151 in Indonesia, 699 and dialogue, 741 De Acosta, Jose, 340,752 in Korea, 410, 454, 618 and the Eucharist, 796 Dena'ina (United States), 924 in Latin America, 135 in India, 705 Denominationalism, 366 theories of, 210, 540, 665, 854, 865 in Indonesia, 23 Denominational structures, 370 Church Missionary Society, 56, 147,230,274,286, and Islam, 34, 132, 288, 379, 447, 491, 547 De Silva, Lynn, 596 576,654 in Japan, 399, 597 Development, 73, 119, 128, 336, 360, 622, 797 Church of Central Africa, Presbyterian, 684 in Kenya, 201, 373, 394, 575 Dialogue, 233, 407. SeealsoInterreligious Church of Christ, 140 in Korea, 322, 457 encounter; Theology of religions Church of England, 519, 554 and minjung theology, 118 and Christology, 825· Church of Goa (Anderson, Indiana), 469, 766, 868 in Myanmar, 206 and contextualization, 741 Church of Jesus Christ (Madagascar), 688 and Native American traditions, 319 and ecumenism, 404 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. See in Nigeria, 196,349,428,611 and evangelism, 16,27 Mormon missions in Serbia, 673 Hindu-Christian, 221, 584, 704, 833 Church of Scotland, 522, 744 and Shamanism, 354, 459, 461 interfaith, 867 Church of Sweden Mission (South Africa), 59 in Taiwan, 109 Jewish-Christian, 232, 425 Church of the Lord (Brotherhood), 356 and Tamil culture, 697 in Korea, 404 Church of the Nazarene, 200 and theology of mission, 118,334,457 and mission, 771 Church planting and traditional religions, 533 Muslim-Christian, 9, 33, 443, 757, 850 in Hong Kong, 260 Contextual theology, 217, 237, 307, 334, 356, 582, and pluralism, 27, 771 in India, 691 620, 787, 790,817 Roman Catholic-Pentecostal, 382 models of, 30, 89, 648 in Africa, 620 and theology of mission, 771 skills, 258 in the Caribbean, 544 Dinka (Sudan), 594 teams, 317, 789 Continuing education, 773 Diocesan priests, 670 Civilizing mission, 840 Convention of Philipfine Baptist Churches, 166 Diplomacy, 718 Clark, Charles Allen, 456 Conversion, 14,44, 6 , 105, 1B1,329, 331, 415, 428, D'Irasha (Ethiopia), 265 Clement, David, 61 439, 564, 591, 631, 650, 729, 860 Discipleship, 342, 412 Coeur d'Alene (United States), 226 and assimilation, 214 Disciples of Christ Congo Mission, 891 Collier, John, 150 and baptism, 34, 895 Disestablishment of religion, 294 Colombia, 262 in Barth's theology, 915 Dispensationalism, 92 Colonial America, 305, 353 in the Bible, 502 Door of Hope Mission (China), 275 Colonialism. SeealsoImperialism of Chinese intellectuals, 121 Doshisha University, 919 in Africa, 605, 630 and collective violence, 460 Drama and theater, 858 in Belize, 224 and contextual conceptions of Christ, 801 Dravida Kazhagam movement, 647 in Ben~al, 745 in diaspora Judaism, 255 Dreams and visions, 301 and British identity, 840 in the early Middle Ages, 203 Duchesne, Philippine, 732 in British North America, 614, 729 in early modem England, 683 Duff, Alexander, 522 in Burma, 659 in early modem Germany, 137 Dutch East Indies, 735 in central Africa, 891 and ethnic identity, 532 Dutch Reformed Church (Zimbabwe), 676 in China, 431 and evangelicalism, 101 Dynamic equivalence, 34, 593 in East Africa, 416, 499 and ~ender, 392 in Ghana, 28, 197, 422 and Identity, 579, 689,907 in India, 385, 392, 506, 686, 820 in India, 409 Early church, 808 in Kenya, 24, 64, 169, 559 and Islam, 270, 446, 547 Eastern Orthodox Christianity, 36. Seealso in Latin America, 102, 123, 752, 857 to Islam, 420 Orthodox Church in Madagascar, 674, 687 in medieval literature, 40 East India Company, 820 in Mexico, 423, 780, 864 narratives of, 134 "Ecclesia in Africa, I 585 in Mozambique, 144, 727 and Native Americans, 103,246,528 Ecclesiology, 91, 176,211,248,253,265,281,286, in New Zealand, 862 in the New Testament, 113,341,517 371, 482, 493, 494, 523, 540, 621, 668, 671, 785, in Paraguay, 236 to perspective of poor, 677 882,890 in Peru, 689, 900 ana prevenient grace, 432 Ecofeminism, 369 in Philippines, 166,364 as a process, 148 Ecology and mission, 741 in Siberia and Alaska, 82 and psychology, 339 Economic factors, 179 in South Africa, 862 studies of, 616 . Ecuador, 241 in southern Africa, 439,799 in Tamil culture, 897 Ecumenical movement, 60, 244, 352, 536, 877 in South West Africa, 617 among university students, 813, 871 Ecumenical theology, 504, 623 in Spanish America, 42, 279, 532, 706, 858, 903 of women in the New Testament, 518 Ecumenism, 468,714 in Sri Lanka, 324 Cook, Dorothy Davis, 200 in Asia, 546 in Tanganyika, 652 Cooperation, ecumenical, 426 and dialogue, 404 in Tanzama, 61 Coptic Orthodox Church, 90 Edinburgh 1910, 231, 306 in Zimbabwe, 63, 192 Corinthian church and food, 597 Education. SeealsoBoarding schools; Christian Comblin, Jose, 529 Corinthians, First Epistle to the, 46 education; Higher education; Theological Committee on Cooperation in Latin America, 95, Costa Rica, 550 education 662 Costas, Orlando E., 47,529,834 in Africa, 496 Communication, 217 Counter-Reformation, 37,743 Benedictine, 815, 905 cross-cultural, 11,696, 712, 723,824 Covenant, 57 in Bengal, 745 intercultural, 189 Coveyou, Walter, 94 in China, 358, 910, 911 Comparative study of religion. SeeTheology of Cragg, Kenneth, 501, 901 and culture, 453 religions; seealsounder respective non-Christian Crawley, James Winston, 263 in Egypt, 88 religions Creeds, 737 and evan~elism, 766 Competition, 460 Criswell College, 81 in Hawaii, 16 among missionaries, 580 Crosby, Fanny J., 13 in India, 344 Confraternities, Jesuit, 450 Cross-cultural encounter. SeeIntercultural in Indonesia, 25 Confucianism, 116, 120,220,401,921 encounter in Iran and Turkey, 17 Congo, 610, 891 Crusades, 51, 777, 816 in Japan, 348 Congo, Democratic Republic of, 396, 562 Cuba, 550, 914 international, 445 Congo, Republic of, 801 Cult of the saints, 153 and leadership, 308 Congregational Christian Church of Samoa, 345, Cultural assimilation, 18, 150,214, 628, 837. See and mission, 474 809 alsoAcculturation; Ancestor practices; for mission, 81,462,887,894

126 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 of missionary children, 827 Forest Tobelo (Indonesia), 181 Hermeneutics, 38, 96, 407, 558, 863 of Native Americans, 1,97 Formation. SeePersonal development models of, 589 in New Zealand, 222, 781 Fourth Vow. Seeunder Jesuits and Reformed theology, 636 religious, 346 France, 26, 693, 696, 700 and theology of religions, 730 anasocial service, 245 Franciscans, 26, 179, 279, 453, 532, 608, 706, 858. and worldviews, 802 in South Africa, 182 SeealsoRoman Catholic Church, religious Hick, John, 711 in Tanzania, 768 orders of Hiebert, Paul G., 597 of women, 318, 740, 851 Free Church of Scotland, 744, 774 Higher education, 645, 669 Educational theory, 453 Freeman, Thomas Birch, 28 in China, 293, 751 Efik (Nigeria), 152 Free Methodist Church, 126 Hindu-Christian dialogue, 833 Egypt, 88, 90, 243, 347, 572, 863 Freire, Paulo, 819 Hinduism, 8, 151, 654 Eitel, Ernest John, 898 Friends Bible Institute (Kenya), 549 and caste, 635 Eliot, John, 353, 826,882 Frisia,203 and Catholicism, 705 Elizondo, Virgilio, 708 Fukuoka,Masanobu,741 and Christology, 704, 852 El Salvador, 486 Fulbe (Nigeria), 547 and church J?lanting, 691 Elwin, Verrier, 205 Fulfilment theology, 306 and conversion, 409 England, 40, 519, 683, 866. SeealsoGreat Britain; Fundamentalism,-71,163, 167, 335, 912 and dialogue, 221, 584 United Kingdom Islamic, 446 and fulfilment theology, 306 Environment, 363, 369, 444 Fundraising, Jesuit, 83 and Indian Christianity, 747, 817 Episcopal Church in Philippines, 364 Furman, Richard, 370 and Tamil culture, 324, 697 Episcopal missions, 176,472 Fuzhou (China), 183 Hindu nationalism, 385, 506 in China, 481, 910 Hindustan (India), 277 Erikson, Erik H., 281 Hispanic Americans, 49 Eschatology, 51, 92, 321, 507 Gabon, 539 Hispanic theology, 238, 775 Ethics, 437,- 558, 717, 822 Galatians, Epistle to the, 38 History of religions. SeeTheology of religions; see models of, 128 Gale, Ailie, 920 alsounder respective non-Christianreligions social, 390, 601, 822, 834, 916 Galilee, 312 Hocking, William Ernest, 786 Ethiopia, 39, 65, 265, 271, 538, 790, 832 Gandhi, Mahatma, 151 Holbein, Godfrey, 94 Ethiopian Orthodox Church, 790 Garifuna (Belize), 224 Holy Spirit, 234, 529, 620 Ethnic identity, 299, 372, 566, 626, 632, 646, 696, Gbay:a (Cameroon), 592 Homogeneous unit principle, 512 720, 721. SeealsoAcculturation; Ancestor Gender, 186, 188, 272, 433. SeealsoFeminism Honduras, 545, 829 practices; Contextualization; Cultural and Christianity, 209 Hon~ Kong, 80, 110,260,468,898 assimilation; Culture change; Inculturation; and class, 554 HOpI (United States), 609, 836 Indigenization; Syncretism and conversion, 392 Hospitality, 311 Ethnography, 241, 304, 526 and ethnicity, 372 House churches, 41 Eucharist, 796, 913 and ministry, 124 Household conversions, 517 Eugenius III, Pope, 816 and mission, 242,744,881 Hubbard, Alma Lillie, 316 "Euthanasia of mission," 140 and nation, 142 Humanisation, 191 Evangelical Alliance Mission, The (TEAM), 163 and politics, 694 Humanism, 87 Evangelical and Ecumenical Women's Caucus, and Quakers in Kenya, 549 Humanitarianism, 264 325 and race, 583, 792 Human rights, 490 Evangelical awakening (British), 514 relations, 678 Hume, Edward H., 476 Evangelical Church Bethel (Ethiopia), 65 roles, 327, 330, 682 Hungary, 58, 418, 531 Evangelical Church of West Africa, 141 studies, 479 Hunter, Peter, 537 Evangelical Lutheran Church (Papua New Generation X, 525 Hymnody. SeeMusic Guinea), 395 Gentiles in the New Testament, 32, 440, 573, 770, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania, 568 805,876 Evangelical missionaries, 241 Geography and mission, 164,701 Identity, 435 Evangelical missions, 793 German missions, 686 and church membership, 396 Evangelicals Germany, 85, 137, 148,567,629 and communio/, 341 in Africa, 75 Ghana, 5, 7, 28, 29, 153, 197,278, 329, 422, 604, 631, and identification, 843 in Britain, 45, 514 749 and Native Americans, 129, 886, 907 and ecology, 444 Ghose, Sri Aurobindo, 221 of women missionaries, 896 Korean, 107 Globalization, 70 Igbo (Nigeria), 171, 172,611,624 in Latin America, 44 Global politics, 244 Igorot (Philippines), 364 Evangelical theology, 504, 822 God Imagery, religious, 864 Evangelism, 583, 761. SeealsoEvangelization doctrine of, 850 Images of missions and missionaries, 282 in the Bible, 217, 899 names of, 322, 408, 588 Immigrants and business, 923 suffering of, 298 in Boston, 214 cross-cultural, 813 theology of, 573 in Chicago, 511 and dialogue, 27 Godfearers,311 in North America, 753, 837 and pluralism, 43 Gospel and culture, 808 in Upper Great Lakes, 292 and prayer, 555, 734 Gospel Mission (China), 853 Imperia1ism, 142, 519, 526, 527. Seealso and social responsibility, 107 Gospel Missionary Society, 870 Colonialism in Sudan, 667 Gospel Missionism, 199 in Africa, 264 and television, 885 Gramsci, Antonio, 793 and evangelicals, 767 Evangelist, ministry of, 290 Great Britain, 45. SeealsoEngland; United and Russia, 884, 924 Evangelists in Ethiopia, 39 Kingdom and the Social Gospel, 846 Evangelization, 211, 713. SeealsoEvangelism African indigenous churches in, 356 Imperialist discourse, /39 in ~ast Africa, 499 evangelicals in, 45, 514 Imprisonment, 690 and education, 453 Great Commission, 750 Inanda Seminary (South Africa), 318 and the family, 378 Great Revival Movement (Korea, 1907), 375, 463 Incarnation, 697 and inculturation, 487 Grenfell Mission, 86 Inca Union Mission, 494 in Nigeria, 585, 623 Griffiths, Bede, 833 Inculturation, 780. SeealsoAcculturation; Expatriate ministry, 651 Guam, 165 Ancestor practices; Contextualization; Guarani (Paraguay), 84,236,282,357 Cultural assimilation; Culture change; Ethnic Guatemala, 71, 257, 806 identity; Indigenization; Syncretism Faith missions, 552, 693, 806 Guinea Bissau, 582 in Africa, 383 "Familiaris consortio," 612 Guru (Tanzania), 652 and African theology, 560, 569, 582, 630 Family, as context for mission, 378 Gutierrez, Gustavo, 571 and African traditional religions, 487 Family life of missionaries, 72, 309 and ancestor practices, 153, 401, 588, 859 Farquhar, J.N., 306 in Bolivia, 627 Farrer, Ellen, 21 Hagiography, 900 in Botswana, 387 Federation of Asian Bishops Conferences, 287 Halla (Taiwan), 606 in China, 120 Female circumcision, 394 Hamilton College, 645 in Dutch East Indies, 735 Feminism, 208, 230, 325, 653. SeealsoGender Hawai'i,16 and families, 612 and patriarchy, 674 Head Mountain of God Apostolic Church in Zion, and feminism, 653 Feminists, evangelical, 325 387 in India, 680, 691, 807 Feminist theology, 229 Healing. SeealsoFolk medicine; Medical missions in Kenya, 574 Feminist theory, 318 church movement of, 564 in Korea, 458 Fipa (Tanzania), 768 and Han (Korea), 756 and Native Americans, 580, 657 Flett, George, 537 and Pentecostalism, 112 in Nigeria, 172 Florida, 903 and politics, 823 and Pentecostalism, 556 Folk medicine, 602, 756. SeealsoHealing; Medical and suffering, 602 in Samoa, 809 missions Hebrews, Epistle to the, 855 in Sierra Leone, 185 Folk religion, 319, 491, 810. SeealsoLocal theology; Henderson, James, 182 in Uganda, 716 New religious movements; Popular religion Hermannsburg Mission (India), 842 Independent churches in Thailand, 503. Seealso Foreign Christian Missionary Society, 891 African independent churches

July 2003 127 India, 11, 12,20,21, 104, 136, 191,205,242,306,344, of spirituality, 351 Iroquois (United States), 645 381,489,534,554,581,584,596,633,680,685, of theology, 165,419,863 Ishmael, 146 704, 722, 807, 817, 851, 852 Indonesia, 212,742 Islam, 146 and Buddhism, 635 and Islam, 146,491,755,811 and African indigenous churches, 447 and Christian thought, 747 religious pluralism of, 300 and atonement, 347 and Dalits, 355 Indonesia, locations in and baptism, 34, 895 and East India Company, 820 Bandung,812 and Christian theology, 33 and imperialism, 767 central Sulawesi, 23, 735 and contextualization, 34, 132, 288, 379, 447, 491, and Islam, 190 Irian [aya, 304 547 Mugha1,37 Java, 699, 796 and conversion, 270, 420 and poverty, 119 Luwuk-Banggai, 367 and cross, 811 and religious conversion, 409 North Sumatra, 25, 299,720 and Crusades, 51, 777 and religious pluralism, 151,821 Northeastern Halmahera, 181 and dialogue, 443, 757 and Sikhs, 644 Industrial mission, 69 and doctrine of God, 850 and village society, 691 Inquisition, 123 and ecology, 363 India, locations in Institute for Research in Human Happiness, 333 in Egypt, 863 Bengal, 654, 745 Intercultural encounter, 49, 174,436, 710, 733, 782, and evangelism in Nigeria, 379 Calcutta, 522 872 and folk religion, 491 Cochin,385 in Africa, 485 in Hungary, 58 Karnataka, 180,426 on the American frontier, 614 in India, 190 Madura, 67, 309 in China, 448, 481, 921 in Indonesia, 699,755,812 Mizoram, 411, 632 in India, 581 in Iran, 230 Mysore,510 in Kenya, 201 in Nigeria, 9, 547 North, 111, 670 in Mongolia, 68 in Pakistan, 776 Pune,8 in North America, 314, 452, 528, 738 and Protestant African-American churches, 288 South, 20, 392, 506,697,897 in Sri Lanka, 324 in Russia, 388 South Andhra, 842 Interfaith relations, 901. SeealsoInterreligious in Sudan, 667 Southern Goa, 705 encounter and theology of religions, 501 South Kanara, 213 Interreligious co-operation, 70 and Trinitarian theology, 368 Tamilnadu, 647 Interreligious encounter. Seealso Dialogue; Islamic law (Shari'a), 572 Tirunelveli, 355 Interfaith relations; Pluralism; Theology of Israel, 566, 878 Tranquebar, 686 religions Italian immigrants in Chicago, 149 Travancore, 385 in Chana, 604 Italy, 450, 743 Trivandrum and Kerala, 671 in India, 644 Indians in South Africa, 158 in Indonesia, 755 Indian-Spanish relations, 279 in Nigeria, 379 Jamaica, 156, 180 Indigenization, 798. SeealsoAcculturation; Ancestor in Thailand, 804 Japan, 154,298,313,333,348,374,399,400,597, 740, practices; Contextualization; Cultural Interreligious understanding, 833 875,919 assimilation; Culture change; Ethnic identity; Iran, 17, 157, 230 lay communities in, 384 Inculturation; Syncretism Irian [aya (West New Guinea), 212. SeealsoPapua Javanese (Indonesia), 699 of music, 754 New Guinea Jenkins, Ruth, 881 Noteworthy

Personalia Church MissionarySociety of Australia in Sydney, 1959-65. In Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary has established the 1965 he became assistant bishop for the Diocese of Sydney of Center for the Study of Global Christianity at its South the Church of England in Australia. He was cochairman of the Hamilton, Massachusetts, campus. Todd M. Johnson, Asia-South Pacific Congress on Evangelism held in 1968 in coauthor of World Christian Encyclopedia (2d ed., 2001), is the Singapore and was honorary executive chairman of the Inter­ center director. David B. Barrett, editor of the encyclopedia's national Congress on World Evangelization held in 1974 in first edition (1982) and with Johnson and George T. Kurian Lausanne, Switzerland. author of the second edition, joins the center as senior re­ Died. Ludvig Munthe, 82, professor of missiology and searcher. One of the center's priorities is continued science of religion (1977-88) at the NorwegianLutheranSchool development of the databases of the World Christian of Theology, Oslo, and at the School of Mission and Theology, Encyclopedia. The center also plans a series of books, journals, Stavanger, Norway (1966-77), on July 13, 2002. Known for and encyclopedias on global Christianity. Barrett and systematizing Nordic missionary and Malagasy church and

Johnson publish their 1/Annual Statistical Table on Global mission archives, Munthe was a member of the Nordic Insti­ Mission" in the IBMR each January. tute of Missionary and Ecumenical Research and served as Stephen A. Hayner has been named the Peachtree Asso­ editor of the journal Norsk Tidsskrift forMisjon. ciate Professor of Evangelism and Church Growth at Colum­ Died.AlanPrestonNeely,74,Baptistmissiologist,scholar, bia Theological Seminary, Decatur, Georgia. His teaching and and ecumenical statesman, May 14, 2003, in Raleigh, North research will focus on the theology and practice of mission as Carolina. After serving as a Southern Baptist missionary in it relates to the proclamation of Gospel and the nurture of faith Cali, Colombia, 1963-76, Neely was professor of missiology at communities. Haynerserved as presidentofInterVarsityChris­ Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, tian Fellowship/USA for thirteen years. North Carolina, 1976-88. In 1988 he was appointed the Henry Andover Newton Theological School, Newton Centre, Winters Luce Professorof Ecumenics and Missionat Princeton Massachusetts, appointed Daniel Jeyaraj as the Judson­ Theological Seminary, where he taught until his retirement in DeFrietas Associate Professor of World Christianity, effective 1996. Widely recognized for his effectiveness in using case July 1, 2003. He is editor of Dharma Deepika, a South Asian studies in his teaching, Neely brought together many of them mission research journal. in his book Christian Mission: A Case StudyApproach (Orbis, 1995). Died. A. Jack Dain, 90, mission leader and Anglican bishop, on March 3, 2003. Dain worked as a missionary in Announcing India, served in London as the overseas secretary for the The DepartmentofEcumenicalRelations, UniversityofOradea, Evangelical Alliance, and acted as the federal secretary for the Romania, established the Institute of Religious Diplomacyto

128 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH, VoL 27, No.3 Jesuits. 14. SeealsoRoman Catholic Church, Kamma and grace, 804 and Bible translation, 769 religious orders of Kankana-ey tribe (Philippines), 310, 497 Canadian missions to,917 in Brazil, 198 Kardecism (Brazil), 168 and ecumenism, 455 in China, 120,692 Karen (Burma), 659 and evangelical Protestants, 463 and Confucianism, 921 Karma, 747 mega-churches in, 323 and the Fourth Vow, 170 Karnataka (India), 426 and minjung theology, 118 in France, 700 Kasena (Ghana), 329 missionaries from, 115,342,377, 398, 400, 478 in India,37 Kaulong (Papua New GUinea), 178 Presbyterian churches in, 19, 114, 117,406,459, in Japan, 313, 384, 875 Kenya, 201, 394, 549, 552, 601, 845 772 and Lakota Sioux, 207 and African independent churches, 248 Presbyterian missions to, 404, 456, 843 in Naples, 743 and colonialism, 169 Protestant missions to, 565, 634, 718 in New France, 417 nomadic people of, 336 and religious yluralism, 407, 641 in North America, 226, 365, 452, 541, 580 and Pentecostalism, 373 and Revival 0 1907,375,463 in Paraguay, 236, 282, 357 and politics, 24, 247 Roman Catholic Church in, 116 in Peru, 340 and poverty, 559, 577 and women in mission, 637 in Rhodesia, 496 and traditional religions, 587,723 Korea Baptist Convention, 462 in Russia, 724 Kenya, locations in Korean An~lican church, 458 and theological humanism, 87 central, 380 Korean revival movement, 618 Jesus Kiambu district, 576 Koyama, Kosuke, 419 death of, 32 Meru, 261, 602 Kraemer, Hendrik,596, 656 and mission, 643 Nairobi, 574, 575 Kraft, Charles H., 597 Jewish-Christian dialogue, 232, 425 northwestern, 64 Krashen (Russia), 388 Jewish-Christian relations, 425, 467 rural, 140 Krio Christianity, 147, 763 Jewish law, 770 western, 469, 766 Krsna Slava (Serbia), 673 Jews, conversion of, 202, 249, 731 Khasi-Jaintia Presbyterian Church (India), 581 Kruyt, Albert C., 735 Jews for Jesus, 328 Kiga (Uganda), 716 Kiing, Hans, 76 [ohera narrative, 661 Kikuyu (Kenya), 380, 576 John, Gospel of, 421 Kil, Sun Chu, 402 Johnson, Thomas, 1 Kim, Chi-ha, 405 Labrador, 86 Johnson, William Bullein,466 Kinga (Tanzania), 415 Ladd, George Eldon, 507 Joint Synod of Ohio Mission, 842 Kingdom of God, 47, 92, 119, 175,251,507 Lakota Sioux (United States), 207, 436, 663 Josephus, 518 Kirkland, Samuel, 645 Language and reason, 14 Judaism, 202, 482, 518, 876 Kitamori, Kazo,298 Lanneau, Sophie, 474 diaspora, 255 Knitter, Paul, 362 Las Casas, Bartolome de, 102,857 in Hungary, 58 Kobe College, 348 Latin America, 92, 283, 550, 571, 622, 778, 855. See Messianic, 328, 878 Kohlmeister, Benjamin, 892 alsounder namesof countries and theology of religions, 232, 425, 467 Koinonia, 371 and liberation ethics, 437 Judge, Thomas A., 429 Korea, 252, 322,339,405,457, 748, 756, 773, 916 and Pentecostals, 658 Justice, 577 and ancestor practices, 401 and Protestants, 38, 95, 262, 516, 662, 746 social, 191,429,647,795,819 Baptist churches in, 462 Latin American Mission, 765 Justification, 737 Baptist missions to, 410 Latin American Theological Fraternity, 529

improve its mission and ecumenism work and to study the Society" as its theme. Contact: Janet Carroll, M.M., in South relationship between Romanian church and society. The insti­ Orange, New Jersey, at [email protected]. tute will publish the Journal ofReligious Diplomacy, to be edited Mission historians are being invited to submit papers for by Nicu Dumitrascu, the institute's founding director, who is the IJWorld Parish to World Church" conference of the Meth­ also a Romanian Orthodox priest. Contact: Dumitrascu at odist Missionary Society History Project, November 25-26, [email protected] telephone/fax in Cluj-Napocaat 2003, at Sarum College, Salisbury, England. The three-hun­ 0040-264-461112. dredth anniversary of the birth of John Wesley this year is the Evangelicals for Social Action will hold their thirtieth impetus for the conference, which will assess his legacy and anniversary conference July 24-27, 2003, at Eastern Univer­ the movement he founded, including the "roots and fruits" of sity, St. Davids, Pennsylvania. For details, visit www.esa­ the worldwide missionaryactivityemanatingfrom thatmove­ online.org or call (800) 650-6600. ment in British and Irish Methodism. Contact: Andrew F. An international conference by and with the African Walls, Centre for the Studyof Christianity in the Non-Western Christian diaspora in Europe will take placeSeptember 11-15, World, University of Edinburgh, [email protected]. 2003, in Berlin under the auspices of the Council of Christian FullerTheologicalSeminaryannounced a Doctorof Min­ Communities of an African Approach in Europe in conjunc­ istry in Missional Leadership, to be formally inaugurated in tion with Humboldt University, Berlin; Rostock University in January 2004. For details, e-mail [email protected] the former East Germany; and the Academy of Mission, Ham­ or call (800) 999-9578, ext. 5316. burg. Contact: RoswithGerloff at [email protected]. The Commission on World Mission and Evangelism of Featuring presentations by Scott Alexander of the the World Council of Churches has begun preparing for its Chicago Theological Union and Mubarak Awad of next world mission conference, scheduled for May 12-19, Nonviolence International, the Eastern Fellowship of 2005, in Athens. The theme will be "Come, Holy Spirit, Heal the American Society of Missiology, meeting at Maryknoll, and Reconcile." New York, November 7-8, 2003, will consider the theme of The Euro-Asian Accrediting Association, an association "Mission and the Middle East." For further information, con­ ofevangelicaltheologicalinstitutionsand leadersin the former tact Stanley H. Skreslet, [email protected]., or check Soviet Union, recently published the first issue of Theological online at www.asmweb.org. Reflections: Euro-Asian Journal of Theology. Published in Sinologists and missioners are being invited to attend the April and December, the periodical intends to acquaint the United States Catholic China Bureau's twentieth national contemporary Christian world with theological thought in conference, November 14-16,2003, held in Maryknoll, New Eurasia. For more information, contact Sergei Sannikov, ad­ York, with "The Role of Religion in China's Emerging Civil ministrative editor, at [email protected].

July 2003 129 Latino Protestants, 513 Massachusetts, colonial, 353 Mormon missions, 4 Latino theology, 834 Mass communication, 885. SeealsoCommunication in China, 216 Lausanne Movement, 303 Mass evangelism, 599 in Guatemala, 257 Law and Gospel, 839 Matthew, Gospel of, 312, 831 Mott, John R., 43 Lawrence, Henry, 767 Maya (Mexico), 123 Mount Herman Missionary Training College, 291 Lay apostolate, 235, 287, 313, 429, 621, 875 Mazurians (Poland), 424 Mozambique, 144, 727 Lay communities in Japan, 384 McDougall, Francis T., 194 Mthembu, Toitoi Smart, 387 Lay evan~elization, 621 McGavran, Donald A., 210, 540, 665, 854 Mugambi, J. N. K., 578 Leadership.B, 243, 393. SeealsoEducation; McKay, John, 537 Muhammadiyah movement, 755 Theological education Medical education, 498 Multilingual societies, 600 development of, 430, 505, 575 Medical missions, 21,64,86, 194,250,847. Seealso Musama Disco Christo Church, 356 of mission teams, 204 Folk medicine; Healing "Muscular Christianity," 681 models of, 663 and nursing, 200 Music, 178, 316 theories of, 261, 373 Medical rractice and culture, 630 and hymns, 13, 122, 215, 520 training for, 308 Medieva missions, 203 in India, 754 Lebanon, 36 Mega-churches, 323 and liturgy, 259 Legge, James, 448, 898 Mekane Yesus Church (Ethiopia), 271, 832 and songs in Sudan, 594 Lesotho, 161 Mennonites and Native Americans, 187, 609, 836 Muslim-Christian dialogue, 9 Liberalism, 619, 625 Mental health, 228 Muslim-Christian relations, 88, 368, 443, 501, 777, Liberal theology, 60, 476 Menzies, James Mellon, 173 869 Liberation theology, 162, 208, 218, 355, 437, 502, 529, Mergal, Angel M., 346 Muslims. SeeIslam 535, 571, 622, 636, 677, 778, 834, 855 Meru (Keny-a), 261, 602 Mutumwa (Zambia), 564 Liberia, 639, 749, 783 Methodist Church. SeealsoUnited Methodist Myanmar, 206, 393, 495. SeealsoBurma Liebenzell Mission, 85 Church; Wesleyan Methodist Church Life and Work movement, 764 in Canada, 195 Lindquist, G. E. E., 150 in Ghana, 28 Names of God, 322, 408, 588 Linguistics, 266, 273 in Kenya, 602 Namibia. SeeSouth West Africa Literacy, 169 in Zimbabwe, 465 Narrative, 217 Literature Methodist churches, 101 Narrative theolo~, 828 African fictional, 605 in Africa, 269 National church Ideal, 176 of mission, 892 in Malaysia, 484 National Conference of Catholic Bishops, 621 the missionary in, 527, 605, 615, 739 in North America, 1,22,649 National Council of Churches in Kenya, 559 popular missionary, 739 Methodist Episcopal Church, 1 National Council of Churches in the Philippines, Lith, Franciscus van, 300 Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 22 795 Liturgical studies, 259 Methodist missions National development, 145 Liturgy, 406. SeealsoRitual; Sacraments in Canada, 701 National Evan~elical Council of Peru, 490 contextualized,310 in China, 911, 920 National identity, 142, 792 and music, 259 in India, 242, 534, 851 Nationalism, 59 Livingstone, David, 603, 739 in Japan, 740 in Africa, 169 Livingstonia Mission, 684 in Liberia, 639 in Bulgaria, 694 Llull, Ramon, 51 in Papua New Guinea, 500 in Burma, 659 Local theology. SeealsoFolk religion; New religious in Solomon Islands, 188 in China, 183, 483, 570, 682 movements; Popular religion in Zimbabwe, 613 in Cuba, 914 Korean, 641 Methodist women's organizations, 315 in Ghana, 197 in Papua New Guinea, 215 Mexican-Americans, 49, 708, 709 in India, 385, 506 Loewenthal, Isidor, 190 Mexico, 44, 123, 189, 296, 423, 625, 717, 780, 784, 806, in Indonesia, 212 Logan, Robert E., 648 858,860,864,865 in Japan, 154 London Missionary Society, 744 Micro-development, 257 in Korea, 402, 718 in Botswana, 439, 603 Micronesia, 85 in Russia, 791 in China, 794 Middle Ages, 40, 134, 148,203,731 Native Americans, 1, 83,229,295,314,436,528,580, in Hong Kong, 898 Middle class identity, 840 645. SeealsoAmerindians; namesof particular in India, 426 Migration, 655 peoples in Madagascar, 687 Millenarianism, 862 in Alaska, 557 in Samoa, 809 Miner, Luella, 767 in Alaska and Siberia, 924 in South Africa, 792 Ministry, cross-cultural, 320, 470 in American Midwest, 365, 698 Longuda (Nigeria), 848 Minjung theology, 118, 338, 405, 455 in American South, 131 Lordship of Christ, 2 Minorities, religious, 58 in American West, 179, 226 Lovedafe Missionary Institution, 182 Miracles, 389 and assimilation, 18 Luke, Gospel of, 48, 234, 412, 440, 509 Miskito (Honduras), 829 and boarding schools, 97 Luke-Acts, 32 Missio Dei, 85, 546 in British North America, 614 Lutheran churches Missiology, 81, 633, 688, 880. SeealsoTheology of in Canada, 268, 591, 847 in Hungary, 418 mission and Congregational Church, 414 in India, 842 Mission and conversion, 103 in Japan, 298 domestic support for, 519, 521 and federal government, 150 in Papua New Guinea, 215, 391, 395 education, 71'3 and identity, 907 in Tanzania, 568 farms, 192 and Inquisition, 123 Lutheran confessions, 737 models of, 413 and Jesuits, 207, 541 Lutheran Theological Seminary (Hong Kong), 468 practice of, 205 in Kansas, 366 Luwuk-Banggai, Christian Church of (Indonesia), strategies for, 263, 403 languages of, 266 367 structures, 277, 510, 601, 663, 868 and Mennonites, 187, 609, 836 Luyia (Kenya), 766 studies, 629 and Methodist Church, 628 teams, 710, 856 in Middle Colonies, 305 "Mission, The" (film and novel), 282 in Montana, 736 Macumba (Afro-Brazilian religion), 548 Missionaires de France, 700 and Moravians, 719, 738, 886 Madagascar, 75, 674, 687, 688 Mission Aviation Fellowship, 922 in New England, 78,254,289,305,353,508,551, Magisterium,378 Mission theology. SeeTheology of mission 826,882 Mahicans (United States), 886 Mississau~as (Canada), 701 in New France, 452 Makonde (Tanzania), 127 Mizo (India), 632 in New York, 289 Malawi, 126, 167, 684, 774 Modernism, 912 in Oklahoma, 657 Malaysia, 484,811,869 Modernization, 475 in Pennsylvania, 542 Mambilla (Ni8eria), 196 Moffat, Mary, 479 and Presbyterian Church, 471, 537 Manianga (ZaIre), 562 Moffat, Robert, 603 and Protestant missions, 129 Manicaland (Zimbabwe), 675 Moffett, Samuel, 565 and Quakers, 246 Maori (New Zealand), 222,862 Mohawk (United States), 295 in Spanish America, 279, 706, 903 Mapping, spiritual, 758 Moltmann, Jiirgen, 371, 442,904 traditions of, 319 Marakwet (Kenya), 201, 394 Mongolia, 68 in Upper Great Lakes, 292 Maritime Baptists (Canada), 136 Montagnard-Dega (Vietnam), 650 and women missionaries, 327, 330, 715 Mark, Gospel of, 389, 805 Montana, 736 and Wounded Knee, 663 Marrero, Domingo, 346 Moral reflection, 46 Native Canadians, 701. SeealsoAmerindians Marriage and family, 612 Moravian Church in England, 514 Native pastorate, 286 African theology of, 561 Moravian missions Nat worship (Myanmar), 206 legislation regarding, 77 in Canada, 719 Navigators, 335 Marsden, Joshua, 892 in Georgia, 530 Nazarene, Church of the, 887 Martin of Porres, St., 238 in Honduras, 829 Nchimi (Zambia), 564 Martyrdom, 252, 464, 687 in Nicaragua, 3 Ndebele (Zimbabwe), 63 Maryknoll missioners, 223 in North America, 289,738,886 Nepal, 62, 655 Masahisa, Uemura, 399 in Pennsylvania, 542 Nestorians, 17 Mashonaland (Zimbabwe), 192 Moriscos,18 Netherlands, 422

130 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 ,Newbigin, J. E. Lesslie, 253, 762, 825, 901 in Kenya, 373 Princeton-in-Peking, 909 New England, 78, 240, 254, 729, 882. SeealsoPraying Pentecostalism, 556 Print culture, 195 Indians; Puritans and dialogue, 382 Priscilla and A9.uila, 41 New France, 417, 452 in Guatemala, 257 Progressive politics, 22 New Mexico, 608 and Hispanic theology, 775 Propagandaride,20,177 New reli~ious movements, 100, 333. SeealsoFolk in Korea, 307 Prostitution, 276 religion: Local theology; Popular religion in Latin America, 746 Protestant ethic, 684 New Testament. Seeunder respective New Testament missiology of, 590, 841, 880 Protestant missions. Seealsounder respective books in Nigeria, 10 denominational names New Tribes Mission, 181 in Philippines, 351, 497 to Catholics, 44 New Zealand, 222, 280, 345, 660, 781, 862 and poverty, 112 in Cuba, 914 Nez Perce (United States), 471 and social concern, 658 to Hispanic Catholics, 512 Ngwato (Tswana), 439 Pentecostal publications, 814 in Korea, 718 Nicaragua, 3 Perestroika, 923 in Latin America, 545 Nida, Eugene A., 593 Persecution, 116, 464, 667, 687, 784 to Mexican Catholics, 625 Niebuhr, H. Richard, 916 Personal development, 110, 835 to Polish Catholics, 424 Nigeria, 9, 100, 141, 152, 171, 172, 196,349, 379, 428, Personality profiles, 449 in Russia, 284 430,447,547,585,600,611,620,623,624,749, Peru, 223, 340, 490, 494, 689, 752, 900 Provisorato de Indios,123 802,848 Philanthropy, 498 Prudden, Emily, 669 Pentecostals in, 10 Philemon, Epistle to, 782 Psychiatry and religion, 339 Niijima, Jo, 919 Philippians,'Epistle to the, 876 Psychology of call, 15 Nkrumah, Kwame, 7 Philippines, 166, 218, 235, 251, 258, 310, 343, 351, Psychology of religion, 579 Nomads, 336 364, 443, 497, 795, 810 Psychosocial development, 281 Nominal Christians, 36 Pickett, J. Waskom, 534 Publishing, 142, 169,794,814,888 Non-governmental organizations (NGOs), 73,219, Pietism, 686 Puerto Rico, 346 257 Plan of Union Mission (Western Reserve), 164 Pungwe (Zimbabwe), 675 Non-Western cross-cultural missionaries, 115,342, Pluralism, 43, 108, 151,233,480,619, 711, 800, 901. Puritans, 254, 353, 551, 729, 826. SeealsoNew 376, 377, 398, 400, 478 SeealsoDialogue; Interreligious encounter; England; Praying Indians Norris, James J., 429 Theology of religions North American evangelicals, 99 and Asian religions, 407 North China Union Women's College, 293 and Christology, 607,760,852 Q community, 770 Northern Cheyenne (United States), 187 and dialogue, 27, 771 QinQin mission theology, 125 North Korea, 403 and Islam, 288 Quakers, 246, 549 Norwegian Missionary Society, 674 in Korea, 641 "Nostra aetate," 467 and revelation, 362 Nowgong Orphan Institution, 685 and soteriology, 821, 925 Race, 353, 583, 792 Nuer (Sudan), 492 Pneumatology, 382, 763 Race relations, 29, 305, 639, 783, 837 Nyamiti, Charles, 845 Pokot (Kenya), 64, 723 Racial policy in missions, 340 Poland, 424 Racism, 586, 646, 803, 893 Polding, John Bede, 177 Rahner, Karl, 221, 383, 672 Oblate Sisters of Providence, 550 Political theology, 104 Railway mission, 707 Oblates of Mary Immaculate, 66, 272 Politics, 24, 157, 236, 247, 506, 570, 683, 718, 721, 729, Rangiah, John and Theophilus M., 158 Ohm, Thomas, 633 776, 873. SeealsoChurch and state Rankin, M. Theron, 74 Oiibwa (Canada), 268 and gender, 694 Rawlinson, Frank J., 476 Old Testament global, 244 Reconciliation, 492, 562, 586 hermeneutic of, 643 and healing, 823 Recruitment, 803 and mission, 57 international, 553 "Redemptoris missio," 807, 854 OMF International, 835 and political theory, 198 Reductions (Jesuit), 84 Oneida (United States), 645 progressive, 22 Re-entry of missionaries, 849 Order of the Servants of Mary, 149,441 Polygamy, 612, 631 Reform, social, 28 Organizational structures, 55, 75, 135, 139, 163, 176, Poor, the, 450. SeealsoPoverty Reformation, 785, 890 195,219,396,417,418,466, 649, 759, 765, 835, Popular religion, 434,743,889. SeealsoFolk religion; Reformed 856,865 Local theology; New religious movements churches, 418 and contextualization, 679 Postmodern cultures, 91, 656, 828 theology, 636 of development organizations, 360 Potawatomi (United States), 580 Religious hfe, 381, 722 of faith missions, 552 Potter, Philip A., 352 Religious studies, 867 of non-governmental organizations, 73 Poverty, 69, 112, 119, 128,251,559,577,677,880. See Religious Tract Society, 567 of parachurch agencies, 335 alsoSocial action; Social change; Social Renewal movements, 772 Orientalism, 820 ministries Retention, missionary, 159 Oriental women, 678 Power, 66, 742 Revelation, 221, 362, 596 Orientation programs, 902 Power encounter, 699 Revivalism, 463 Orthodox Christianity in America, 475 Power evangelism, 62 Korean, 618 Orthodox Church. SeealsoRussian Orthodox Powerlessness, 119 Reynolds, Hiram F., 887 Church Power relationships, 139,204 Rheinische Missions-Gesellschaft, 25 in Alaska, 557 Prayer, 734 Rhetorical analysis, 906 in Alaska and Siberia, 924 Prayer evangelism, 555 Rhetoric of missions, 435 in Bulgaria, 694 Praying Indians (New England), 78,508. Seealso Rhodesia. See Southern Rhodesia in Russia, 82, 284, 388, 543, 791, 884 New England; Puritans Ricci, Matteo, 220, 408 Orthodox churches, 302 Preaching in mission, 138, 152, 167 Riccoldo, da Monte Croce, 777 Orthodox Missionary Society, 82 Presbyterian Church. SeealsoUnited Presbyterian Rice, Luther, 370 Oxford Conference (1937), 764 Church of North America; United Presbyterian Richard, Timothy, 358, 888 Church of Scotland Ridgelands Bible College, 291 in India, 581 Riggs, Alfred and Thomas, 414 Pacific islands, 844 in Kenya, 601 Ritual, 23, 72, 394, 673. SeealsoLiturgy; Sacraments Painting (Mughal), 37 in Malawi, 684, 774 Rockefeller Foundation, 498 Pakistan, 446, 776, 797 in New Zealand, 781 Roman Catholic Church Palestine, 666 in Nigeria, 152 in Australia, 177, 193 Pamona (Indonesia), 735 Presbyterian Church, U.S., 761 in Bolivia, 627 Panikkar, Raimundo, 852 Presbyterian churches in Chicago, 149 Pannenberg, Wolfhart, 480, 800 and ecumenism, 244 and dialogue, 867 Papacy, 170, 177, 788 in Korea, 114, 117,456,637 in East Africa, 416 Papua New Guinea, 178, 215, 391, 395, 470, 488, 500, and Native Americans, 471 and education, 97 563 Presbyterian Church of Canada, 537 in Goa, 705 Parables, 509 Presbyterian Church of East Africa, 870 in Hawaii, 16 Parachurch agencies, 335 Presbyterian Church of Ghana, 278 in India, 807 Paraguay, 84, 236, 282, 326,357 Presbyterian Church of Ireland, 6 in Korea, 116 Paris Evangelical Missionary Society, 161 Presbyterian Church of Korea (Kosin), 398 and lay evangelization, 621 Parish missions, 193 Presbyterian Church of Korea (PCK), 19 and marriage legislation, 77 Park, Yune Sun, 748 Presbyterian Church of Korea (Tonghap), 772 in North India, 670 Pastoral care, 343 Presbyterian missions, 250 and the poor, 677 Pastoral leadership, 323 in China, 460, 912 religious orders of, 66, 149,223,245,272,343, Paternalism, 441 in Egypt, 88 416,441,550, 732, 737. SeealsoBenedictines; Paul, St., 46, 52, 96, 111, 113, 255, 297, 321, 350, 470, in Iridia, 190 Franciscans; Jesuits 482, 491, 664, 668, 690, 703, 839, 876, 899 in Iran, 157 in Samoa, 285 Peacemaking, 492 in Korea, 402, 843 in Sierra Leone, 185 Pennsylvania frontier, 542 Prevenient grace, 432 in the United States, 239, 616 Pentecostal churches Primal religions, 206 in Vietnam, 859 in Ethiopia, 538 Primitive Baptists, 515

July 2003 131 in West Africa, 749 Smith, Wilfred Cantwell, 501 Tentmaking, 753, 923 women's organizations of, 315 Snyder, Howard Albert, 507 Terena (Brazil), 160 Roman Catholic missions Sobrino, Jon, 211, 778 Territorial churches, 59 in China, 94 Social action, 22. SeealsoPoverty Territoriality, 758 in France, 700 in Korea, 375 Texas, 512, 709 in Indonesia, 300 in Peru, 490 Thailand, 503, 804, 813 to Native Americans, 83 Social analysis, 397, 454, 742 Theological education in North America, 66, 726 Social change, 219, 355 in Africa, 819 in Papua New Guinea, 500 Social control, 326, 799 in East Africa, 75 to Protestants, 26 Social Gospel, 175, 846, 908, 909 in Hong Kong, 468 Roman Catholic-Pentecostal dialogue, 382 Social ministries, 117, 145,213,275,550,658,797 in India, 277 Roman Catholic Secretariat for Relations with Islam, Social responsibility, 107 and mission studies, 629 368 Social sciences, 879 in Nigeria, 802 Roman Empire, 872 Society for International Ministries (SIM), 141 in southern Africa, 126 Romania, 531, 885 Society for Missions to Africa and the East, 56 in West Indies, 156 Romanticism, 527 Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, 240, 295, Theological Education Fund, 714 Rosati, Joseph, 732 355, 433, 434 Theology of ministry, 395 Rukwadzano (Zimbabwe), 613 Society of St. James the Apostle, 239 Theology of mission, 67, 99, 194, 199,237,256,303, Russell, Elizabeth, 740 Society of the Sacred Heart, 732 350,377, 391, 504, 563, 634, 638, 640, 685, 713. Russell, Letty M., 208 Solomon Islands, 186, 188 SeealsoMissiology Russia, 284, ~88, 791, 884, 923 Song, Choan-Seng, 419, 546 and Abrahamic covenant, 57 Westernization of, 724 Soochow University, 911 and apocalyptic, 96 Russian Orthodox Church, 82,557. Seealso Soteriology, 184, 232, 347, 480, 482, 540, 571, 592, and tne Biole, 643 Orthodox Church 610,672,811,821,838,890,925 and Christology, 297 Russian Orthodox Missionary Society, 543 Sotho (Lesotho), 161 and church growth, 665 Ryu, Yongmo, 641 South Africa, 35, 59, 158, 161, 182,318,359,413,433, and contextualization, 118, 334, 457 586, 588, 792, 823 , 862, 880 and dialogue, 771 Southern Baptist Church, 50, 74,438,589,709. See and discipleship, 342 Sacraments, 343, 523. SeealsoLiturgy; Ritual alsoBaptist churches and ecclesiology, 176, 253 Sahagun, Bernardino de, 189 in Europe, 531 and ecumenism, 352, 455, 536 Saints, Jesuit, 165 and evangelism, 361 and evangelism, 361 Salish (North America), 541 women of, 728 and evangelization, 749 Salvation Army, 23, 139,210, 866 Southern Baptist Convention, 199,374,466,783,853, and feminism, 208 Samartha, Stanley J., 607, 771, 821 893,896 and the Gospel of John, 421 Samoa, 285, 345, 679, 809 Foreign Mission Board, 263 and hermeneutics, 589 San Carlos Borromeo mission, 279 Southern Baptist missions and incarnation, 442 Sannyasins, 324 in China, 474 and India, 633 Sanvitores, Diego Luis de, 165 in Korea, 410 and the kingdom of God, 47, 92 Scalabrinians, 149 in Philippines, 258 in Luke, 48 Schillebeeckx, Edward, 184,425 Southern Presbyterian Church, 761 and missio Dei, 85 Schmidlin, Josef, 633 Southern Rhodesia, 799 and Orthodox churches, 302, 475 Scholasticism, 921 South Korea, 338, 397 and Pentecostalism, 590, 841 Schweitzer, Albert, 539 South West Africa, 617 and pluralism, 108 Scottish missions in Xhosaland, 209 Spain, 18 and political theory, 104 Scriptures and evangelism, 600 Spanish America, 608. SeealsoCalifornia missions and poverty, 251 Secularization, 294 Spirituality, 229, 732, 833 and praxis, 280 Segundo, Juan Luis, 778 African, 63 and :erimal religions, 231 Selwyn, George Augustus, 660 of base communities, 535, 671 and QinQin concept, 125 Serbia, 673 of diocesan priests, 670 and Roland Allen, 111 Service in India, 807 and suffering, 464 humanitarian, 650 in Korea, 338 and urban ministry, 830 social, 143, 245 Native American, 229 in Wesleyan tradition, 54 Servites, 149,441 and Pentecostalism, 351 Theology of religions, 76, 306, 407, 596, 619, 656, Settlement houses, 511 for returning missioners, 849 711, 760, 786, 800, 925. SeealsoDialogue; Seventh-day Adventists, 902 Spiritual warfare, 168, 598, 758, 861 Interreligious encounter; Pluralism in Nigeria, 430 Sport and recreation, 35 and Islam, 33, 501 in North America, 640 Spouses of missionaries, 478 and Judaism, 232, 425, 467 in Peru, 494 Springplace Mission, 530 and revelation, 362, 383 in Samoa, 679 Sri Lanka, 219, 324, 596 and scripture interpretation, 730 in Texas, 512 St. John's Apostolic Faith Mission (South Africa), and soteriology, 672 Seybold, Clement, 94 823 Theology of struggle, 218 Shamanism. SeealsoTraditional religions St. John's University (Shanghai), 910 Thessalonians, First Epistle to the, 703 in Brazil, 160 Stokes, Samuel, 205 Thoburn, Isabella, 242,851 in Korea, 354, 459, 461 Stott, John R. W., 504 Thoburn, James, 242 and Native Americans, 319 Student Volunteer Movement, 642 Thomas, M. M., 104, 191,546, 596, 821 in Russia, 557 St. Vincent College, 815 Thomas, Robert Jermain, 252 Shame and honor, 477 Sub-Saharan Afnca, 69 Thomist theology, 845 Shari'a, 572 Sudan, 492, 594, 667 Thonon Evangelistic Mission, 693 Shawnee Indian Manual Labor School, 1 Suffering, 464 Thunder, JOM, 537 Shona (Zimbabwe), 63,560, 613 of God, 298 Tikar (Cameroon), 592 Shonkolla (Ethiopia), 271 Sukuma (Tanzania), 61, 889 Tilak, Narayan Vaman, 584 Short-term missions, 204, 398. SeealsoTeam Summer Institute of Linguistics, 296, 717, 759, 806 Timucua (Florida), 903 building Sundanese (Indonesia), 491, 812 Toba Bataks (Indonesia), 299, 720 Siberia, 82 Sunday, William Ashley (Billy), 599 Tobaku (Indonesia), 23 Sidama (Ethiopia), 832 Swaziland, 200, 441 Tonghak (Korea), 369 Sierra Leone, 147, 185,286, 749, 763 Swiss Mission in Mozambique, 144 Tongue River Reservation, 187 Signs and wonders, 62 Switzerland, 629 Townsend, William Cameron, 806 Silms,644 Symbolism and allegory, 37 Tracts, 567 Silvoso, Ed, 555 Syncretism, 100,476,524, 746, 780. Seealso Traditional religions, 848. SeealsoNative Simeon, Charles, 56 Acculturation; Ancestor practices; Americans; Shamanism Simpson, Albert Benjamin, 53 Contextualization; Cultural assimilation; in Africa, 349, 383, 579, 587, 604, 620, 631, 675, Sin, 838 Culture change; Ethnic identity; Inculturation; 723 Singapore, 638, 720 Indigenization in Australia, 93 Singers, African-American, 316 Syro-Malabar Church (India), 378 in China, 606 Sinology,448 Syro Malankara Church (India), 818 in Indonesia, 304 Sioux (United States), 97. SeealsoDakota Sioux, in Papua New Guinea, 488 Lakota Sioux Training, 291 Sisters of Charity of Providence, 736 Table fellowshi{', 913 of missionaries, lIS, 174,320,386,400,473 Sisters of Notre Dame, 245 Taiping revolution, 297, 695 programs of, 376, 629, 728, 759, 894 Sisters of Saint Ann, 272 Taiwan, 109, 275, 331, 606, 871. SeealsoChina Tranquebar (India), 686 Skills, cross-cultural, 386 Tamil (India), 12,754,897 Translation, II, 12, 322, 593. SeealsoBible Slave evangelization, 416 Tamil (Sri Lanka), 324 translation Slave religion, 227 Tanganyika, 652 Tribal religions, 231 Slavery, 264, 422, 594, 774, 782 Tanzania, 61, 127, 360, 415, 568, 768, 845, 889 Trinitarian theology, 368, 371 Slavic Christianity, 98 Tatars,388 Trinity, 85, 93, 869 Slessor, Mary, 479 Teaching, social, 788 Tsimshian (Canada), 591 Slovene missionary priests, 292 Team building, 789. SeealsoShort-term missions Tsonga (Mozambique), 144 Smet, Peter John de, 83 Televangelism, 885 Tucker, A. R., 274 10/40 Window, 758 Turkey, 17,553

132 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 Tutu, Desmond, 586 in Iran, 230 Xhosa (South Africa), 209, 862 Twain, Mark, 615 in Japan, 348 Tynda le-Briscoe, Cecil, 767 in New Zealand, 222 Yale-in-China, 751 in Solomon Islands, 188 Yenchi ng Wom en's College, 293 in Zimbabwe, 613 YMCA, 154, 390, 681, 702, 908, 909 Uamsho revival mov em en t (Tanzania), 568 Wom en's missionary organ izations, 332 Yoder, John Howard , 904 Uganda, 274, 372, 716 Women's Foreign Mission ary Society, 740, 851 Yoruba (Nigeria), 9, 171,349,620 Und erwood , Horace Gran t, 402, 404, 565 Wom en's Missionary Associa tion, 906 Youn g Life, 335 Unevangelized Fields Mission to France, 693 Wom en's org anizations You th for Christ International , 335 Un ited Churc h of Canada, 173, 873 in Africa, 601 Yugoslavia , 531 United Free Church of Scotland, 278 in Zimbabwe, 315 United Kingd om, 210, 644. England ; Great See also Woosley, Louisa M., 332 Britain Zaire, 562 World Christianity, 50 United Method ist Chur ch, 244, 894. Seealso Zambia, 122, 301, 564 Methodist Chur ch; Method ist chur ches; World Council of Chur ches, 128, 352, 714, 867, 877 Zenana Missionary Society, 554 Wesleyan Method ist Church Worldviews , 367, 489, 587, 597 Zimbabwe, 63, 73, 126, 315,405, 496, 524, 561, 613, and Na tive Americans, 628 World Vision Tanza nia, 360 675, 676 United Presbyterian Chur ch of North Ame rica, 65, World Vision Zimbabwe, 73 Zizioulas, John , 371 88. 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Historical Atlas of Islam. Rev. and expo ed.

By G. S. P. Freeman-Grenville and Stuart C. Munro-Hay. New York: Continuum, 2002. Pp. xvii, 414. $50.

The name of Freeman-Grenville will be religion that has been tainted by infidel though fifteen of the nineteen terrorist familiar to students of calendars and contact, and certainly wronged by infidel hijackers were Saudi citizens. That fact historical atlases, and particularly of the repudiation. It is a short step from there to makes talk of the war on terrorism as a standard Islamic-Western calendar. First calling for jihad, a Muslim "crusade," to Crusade a willful distortion. Nevertheless, published in 1991, the book under review subduethe enemyand to uphold the truth. the recurring remorse that the West is a revised and expanded version. It is It forces the question: Can you appease expresses over the Crusades reveals a lavishly illustrated, and the text is clear. the appetite for Islam's innocence and at deep-seated guiltcomplex, andeacheffort The regional sections are well laid out and the same time dismantle the cause it at restitutionaryjusticeand apology seems easy to follow, and the chronological inflames? only to expand the West's culpability and historical information, while economical, The conclusionseems warranted that increase its peril. It is a case where, even if is accurate. For readers interested in any religion, not just Islam, is implicated you perform a routine of repentancein the political, dynastic, and contemporary inthe behaviorandactionsofits defenders, sand dunes that a guiltcomplex whips up, developments, the bookwill be a welcome extremists or otherwise, for only so can it will be said that you have wronged the aid. religion's sublime and moral power be dust. This continued misunderstanding There is, however, little discussion of harnessedto dousethe flames of fanaticism calls for urgent and honest debate and religious or theological subjects. Also, the it fans in the breasts of zealots. It is in the discussion, not repeated evasion. tone can sometimes be defensive and spirit of that historical complicity that the An important feature of the book is apologetic. For example, the book medieval Crusades have been promoted the extent to which it highlights how the concludeswith a reflectiononthe terrorist as a symbol of Western perfidy and world of Islam and that of the West have attacks of September 2001, repeating the invoked as such to denounce President intersected at various crucial points of well-worn chestnut that the terrorists are Bush'sinadvertentbutfleeting remarkon theirdifferenthistoriesandpolitics. It does not representative of Islam, that the a crusade in his call for a war onterrorism. not require much acumen to appreciate religionshouldnotbe judgedby the actions The book makes reference to that that that kind of encounter is destined to of a few misguided extremists, and that comment, and to the seven Crusades that continueinto the foreseeable future. In the fears of a clash of civilizations are occurred between 1095 and 1291. circumstances, it behooves us all on both exaggerated. But these assertions The Crusades-modeled, it turns out, sides not only to be informed about each circumvent the issue. Perhaps a historical on the idea of jihad, as the book itself other, as this book so well allows, but also atlasshouldnotventureintosuchmatters, makes clear (p. 83}-were strictly about to engage in honest dialogue and in but once it does, it has the burden of repossession of the Holy Land in the unflinching self-criticism. offering an analysis, not just rehearsing delusory cause of returning Christianity -Lamin Sanneh denials and repeating assurances. to its origins. Even in his wildest fantasy, Political correctness that has President Bush is not dreaming about Lamin Sanneh is Professor of World Christianity publishers scrambling to put out works holding a victory Christmas rally in and of History at Yale University. He spent many on the subject also explains much of the Bethlehem. Appropriately, there is not the yearsin theMiddleEastandinWest Africaworking book's highly wrought, tetchy treatment slightestsuggestionanywhereofrepeating with churches, with Christian institutions, and of the world of Islam. With sand in its theChristianforfeiture of its birthplaceby withMuslims oninterfaithdialogue. Hehaswritten eyes, the West abandons any notion of divesting Muslims of their holy and published extensivelyon the subject. Christian innocence and persists with the possessions in Mecca and Medina, even view that Islam is a great religion of peace and love and so is not implicated in the actions of the terrorists or in anything that conflicts withits truthclaims. The interests of Realpolitik might justify such statements,butthe impressionthey create Encyclopedia of the Stateless is that Islam's sublime truths and noble Nations: Ethnic and National precepts have survived unscathed the Groups Around the World. 4 vols. 9/11 murderous attacks that were blindly undertaken in its name, and that By James Minahan. Westport, Conn.: impression tacitly hands a blanket Greenwood Press, 2002. Pp. v, 2241. $475. immunityto the cause againstthe infidels. '. Once you declare Islam's innocence and, We live in a fragmented and divided previously published Nations Without by implication, the fallibility of other world, as indicated by the implosion of States: A Historical Dictionary of religions, and especiallyChristianity, you many nation-states, the increased focus Contemporary National Movements sound a note that resonates not just with on ethnicity, and the rise of (Greenwood Press, 1996), adding to the extremists but also with the masses of micronationalism and statelessness. rapidly expanding study of ethnicity and Muslims who, even though they might AuthorJames Minahan, a freelance writer nationalism. Scholars have increasingly demur at bin Laden's violent conduct, and independent researcher who is seen ethnicity as a central issue, socially nevertheless sharehis view of an innocent currently based in Barcelona, Spain, and politically, in all areas of the world.

134 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 Encyclopedia of the Stateless Nations, an Ban galore, in 1998. Jointl y spo nsored by and science (S. Henry), mISSIOn in the updated and expa nde d com pa nion to the WCC and the college, it ina ug urated ec u menical mov ement (L. Pachuau), Min ahan's 1996 work, is a helpful and UTe's Depa rtment of Mission an d mission in Asian ecu me nical thou ght (K. indispensable to ol fo r th e stu dy of Ecu me nics. Miyamo to), and missiology in theological nat ionalism and ethnicity . It includes Twelve subs tantive essays cover the ed ucatio n (L. Ramambason). referenc e to 350 distinct groups. emergence, development, an d cha llenges, More vibrant colors eme rge in three In the preface the author explains as well as major issues and them es, of crea tive essays push ing the fron tiers of that "stateless nation s" are simply those ecu menical missiology (seve n by Asian As ia n m issiol ogy. In one , Professor groups that "identify th emsel ves as Christia n schola rs, three by Weste rn Mu nda dan, the doyen of Indian church se pa rate nati ons," since "ther e is no theologi ans tea ching in India, and tw o by historians, both summa rizes Western and universally accepted definitionof' nation,' ecume nical mission lead ers). Impressive Indian Christian histori ography and calls 'country,' or 'state.:" He looks specifically sy nthesis of scholars h ip ap pears in for a more criticalanalysis of the encounter for three factors: "self-ide ntity" of the chapters on the encounter between faith "be twee n the heart of Christianity and the gro u p, "the display of the ou tward trappings of n ational co nsciousness (particularly the ado ption of a flag)," and "the forma tion of a speci fically nationalist organi zation. " Insisting on the se spe cific criteri a unfortunately excl u des groups with a national cons ciousness that lack either a flag or an esta blished organi zation. Such exclusion diminishes somewhat the Christians and claim that this wor k is the "de finitive volu me of twen ty -fi rs t-cen t ury Missionaries nationalism" (p. xii). Min ah an 's wo rk does not meet all the in India expectations of every reader, which is certainly understandable, given the subject Cross-Cultural matter. The author has nevertheless mad e a major contribution to th e stu dy of Communication eth n ici ty an d sta te lessness. Every continent is represented in this useful since 1500 reference wo rk. Few individuals can afford the four volumes, but libraries, especially th ose of ins titu tio ns w ith cou rses on Robert Eric Frykenberg eth nicity, should not be without them. editor - Tite Tienou £ '~ remarkablyrounded view of Christianity in the Indian context Tite Tienou, a contributing editor, is Senior Vice from (to a large extent) an-Indian perspective. Innovative and Presiden t of Education /Academ ic Dean and J n fo r m~1t ive, ';his volume ma~es compelling reading." Professor of Theology of Mi ssion at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois. - JOHN BROCKINGTON He served with the Christian and Missionary ISBN 0·8028·3956·8 • 431 pages' paperb ack' $39 .00 Alliance in theological education in Cote d'Iuoire from 1993 to 1997. Also in the Series CHRISTIANS, CULTURAL INTERACTIONS, AND INDIA'S RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS Edited byJ UDIT H M . B ROWN AND R OBERT ERIC F RYKENBERG Ecumenical Missiology: IN THE SHADOW OF THE MAHATMA Contemporary Trends, Issues, and Bishop v. S. Azariah olnd theTravails of Chri.

Edited by Lalsangkima Pachuau. Bangalore: PROTESTANT ORIGINS IN INDIA UnitedTheologicalCollege, 2002. Pp. ix, 328. Tamil Evangelical Chm twns, 1706-1 1< 3,'; Paperback Rs 150 (outside India, $10). D . DE NNIS H UDSO N CHRISTIAN MISSIONS AND THE ENLIGHTENMENT This volume is like a pr ism that disperses Edited by BRI Ah S TANLFY sunlight into a brilliantspe ctru m ofcolors. The prism is ecumenical missiology, defin ed THE CHURCH MISSION SOCIETY AND as the "variety of the ological resp onses" WORLD CHRISTIANITY, 1799-1999 to the "changin g orderof worldeconomies Edited by K EVIN W ARD AND BRIAN S TANLEY and politics," as well as "challenges em e rging fro m the ecu menical movem ent" (p. vii). The major part of thi s book ca m e fr om the International Consultation on Mission and Ecumenics, 2545" I ~"WM. B.EERDMANS PUBLISHING CO. .- . . . . 255 Jl'.ff fJl SON AVE. S.£. / GRAND RAPIDS, MICH IGAIH 950S held at Uni te d Theologica l College,

July 2003 135 authentic and multifaceted soul of India" The Asian Synod: Texts and (p.22). Commentaries. In another, Antony Kalliath, after tracing milestones in the inculturation of Compiled and edited by Peter C. Phan. Christianity in India, presents creative Maryknoll, N.Y.: OrbisBooks, 2002. Pp.xiii, developments from Christian yoga and 352. $60. ashrams, to pilgrimages and poetry. He finds the greatest future promise in the This work is an excellent collection of political issues such as social justice, struggles of the oppressed, in their mass documents from the 1998 Special humanrights, ecology, thedebtcrisis,and culture, and a religiosity centered in a Assembly of the (Catholic) Synod of globalization; and many more. Dalit Christ. Bishops for Asia. It is quite complete in its The collection provides a wonderful In a third, Wesley Ariarajah argues coverage of both documents and issues, window into the agonies and hopes of that lithe Christian mission in the context and very enlightening about the state of AsianCatholicism recently come of age as of Asian religions and cultures has been a contemporary Asian Catholicism. it struggles to free itself from Western dismal failure" (p. 191). He describes a The volumeincludesall the important domination and explore its own model of mission that threatens, breaks up official texts, responses, and debates, plus Christology and spirituality and its own community, and does not connect with theological commentaries, from all the way of being church. Asianreligiouslife.Hecalls for affirmation different phases of the synod. The As a lay, Korean-American that the riches of Asian spiritual heritage problems discussed center on the most theologian, I would have liked to see can become the locus and bearer of an controversial issue of how to claim and discussions of the appropriateness of one incarnate Gospel. present Jesus Christ as the only Savior of special synod covering the whole of Asia, Finally, a bonus in this volume is all humanity in a continent where with its staggering heterogeneity, lay and Jacques Matthey's analysis of the WCC's Christianity is a tiny minority and where women's perspectives, clericalism as a most recent statement on mission (1999), the related issues emerge in the triple pervasive culture of the Asian church that with the full text as an appendix. dialogue with the poor, with indigenous cripples lay initiative, and the problem of -Norman E. Thomas cultures (inculturation), and with non­ transition from premodern feudal culture Christian religions. The problems also to (postlmodernsecularculture,a problem Norman E. Thomas, Vera B. Blinn Professor include internal church issues such as the central to most issues in Asia. Emeritus ofWorld ChristianityatUnited Theological relationbetweenlocal churchesandRome; Still, Peter C. Phan, the first Asian­ Seminary in Dayton,Ohio,served forfifteen years formation of priests, religious, and American president of the Catholic in ecumenical mission appointments in Zimbabwe seminarians: pastoral care for the family, Theological Society of America, must be and Zambia. youth, migrants, and tourists; social and congratulatedfor havingproduceda well­ introduced and well-edited volume with informative coverage of contemporary Asian Catholicism as a whole. -Anselm Kyongsuk Min

Anselm Kyongsuk Min is Professor of Religion, Global Urbanization Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, California. Mobile Seminar in India January2004 Instructor:Art McPhee, Ph.D., AssociateProfessor of Intercultural Studies Vanua: Towards a Fijian Theology of Place.

• Learn about the challenges of Christian ministry By Ilaitia S. Tuwere. Suva, Fiji: Univ. of the in South Asia's largest cities South Pacific, Institute of Pacific Studies; Auckland, N.Z.: College of St. John the • Get a closeup look at ministries run byMother Evangelist, 2002.Pp. 245. Paperback $26. Teresa's Missionaries of Charity • Hear from Indian scholars on urbanization issues Since Westernmissionaries failed to bring the whole Gospel to the Pacific, the task remains for indigenous Christians to Cost: $3,150 for seminar with graduate credit; develop a biblical theology of land and $2,750 without credit community. Ilaitia Tuwere's theological reflection demonstrates what has been See more information at www.ambs.edu/lndia missing in mission. He uses culture, history, geography, and the Bible to or contact Art McPhee, [email protected]. imagine what a Christian community in a particular place might be like. Associated Elkhart, Indiana Tuwere has served as secretary­ Mennonite 1 + 800 964-2627 general and president of the Methodist Biblical Church in Fiji and has served on the Seminary ExecutiveCommitteeof the WorldCouncil of Churches. His theological reflection is • firmly planted in Fijian land and water, 136 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 yet it reflects global Christian concerns. at the beginning of the volume, and there and ethnicity or telecommunications. Tuwere's developmentof a local theology are also a list of entries and an index. Finally, still longer entries of 4,000 words can be tran sformed from place to plac e. The various categories of entry are offer intensiveanalysis and interpretation Tuwere begin s with th e Fijian distinguish ed by length. Th ere are 58 of themes in twentieth-century African founding myths about societal order and entries of 600 words each, dealing with 58 history. The entries include a helpful relations. Anc estral and chiefly rank is major African cities. Entries of 1,000 system of cross-referencing in bold type. based on respect. Wh en resp ect breaks words-53 in all-deal with the countries The encyclopedia covers African and down, the land suffers, as we see in the of Africa. Ov erviews of particular events world organizations, econ om ic and Old Testament. The basic word for land, or processes, such as World War I and political history, education, the oanua, also means community, which is intern ational trade, are covered in 2,000­ environment, population, major inseparable from land. During colonial word entries. The continent's five regions languages, environmental concerns, and postcolonial times, land was separated are de scribed in entries of 3,000 words literature, visual arts, music, dance, from the people, which has done violence each, as are a variety of topics such as race theater , cinema, radio and television, to community, identity, and livelihood (p. 56). In Fiji the missionar ies assisted in forging the local trinity of uanua , govern me nt, and church. Yet even the mi ssionaries immediately built fences Sharing the GOOD News whenever they acquired land.Throughout the Pacific Islands, the gift of God often "This engaging book helps westerners became the possessionof the church.What understand ju st how western they really are, the people understood as relationship, the in most cases , in th eir educational and ped­ missionaries an d others defined as agogical assumptions. The authors show property. An Incarnation al Model th at learning styles and kinds ofin telligence This is a finely nu an ced , orthodox for Learning and Teach ing pi ece of theological work. Tuweres may look qu ite different in non-western reflection begins with the Trinity and is cultu res, posing unforeseen challenges for anchored in the life and resurrection of would-be teachers. Very useful for anyone Christ. The "face," mana (power), and "ear" engaged in transcultural ministry, whether of the land are recast as the image of God, at home or abro ad." the new manain Christ, and the importance -Howard A. Snyder, Asbury Th eological of hearing the voice of the pe opl e. Let Seminary there be more indigenous theologies of place! "D rawing on decade s of research and experi­ -Michael A. Rynkiewich ence, the authors identify sources of bewilder­

Jud ith E . Lingenfelter ment for both teachers and learn ers, then Michael A. Runkieioich, Professorof Anthropology She rwood G . Lingenfelter suggest a wealth of practical techniques with in the E. Stanley [ones School of World Mission at wh ich to meet the challenges. Here is a 'mu st Asbury TheologicalSeminary, Wilmore,Kentucky, read' book for all cross-cultural instructors, completed five years as a United Methodist 0-8010-2620-2 • 144PI" • $12.991' missionary in Papua New Guinea, wherehe edited wh eth er novices or season ed practitioners ." Land and Churc hes in Melanesia: Issues and -Patricia M. Davis, Summer Institute Contexts (2001) and Politics in Papua Ne w of Linguistics, Dallas Guinea:Continuities,Changes, andChallenges (2000). "For more th an three decad es, Arthur Glasser touched the lives of th ou sands of students with his exceptional scho larship on th e theology of mission. Now his insights are available to the world through this vol­ ume. N o other work provides such a thor­ Encyclopedia of Twentieth­ ough biblical foundation for G od's mission Century African History. of redeeming a lost and broken world." -Sherwood Lingenfelter, author Edited by Paul Tiyambe Zeleza and Dickson of M inistering Cross-Culturally Eyoh. London: Routledge, 2003. Pp. xix, 652. £95/$150. "A superb book. It relates God's mission to G od's people for God's kin gdom in G od 's This is a handy one-volume encyclopedia world, as found in God's Word. Evangelical of twentieth-century Africa, the work of missiology at its best!" more than 150 scholars, mo st of whom are - Gerald I-1 . Anderson, director emeritus, Africans at Am erican universities. A one­ 0-8010-2626-1 • 400 PI" • $26.991' Overseas Ministries Study Center volume encyclopedia must be thematic. There are no biographies, so the people who shape d twentieth-century Africa Baker Academic must be sought under general topics. The editors, however, provide helpful Subscribe to Baker Academic's electronic newsletter (E-Notes) at www.bakeracademic.com indicationson how to use the encyclopedia

July 2003 137 urbanization,youthand sports, and many sociopolitical role of Christianityin Africa Africa. Another article asserts that dance other topics of interest. The reader is today. Where renewal and reform are is incompatible with the Christian moral therefore offered a comprehensive and concerned, too much attention is paid to ethic, ignoring, however, both the ancient informative account of twentieth-century mid-centurymovementsofindependence, dance traditions of the Ethiopic rite and Africa. andtoo little to the successfulinculturation the contemporary experience of what has Unfortunately, the volume suffers of the mainstream. There is a heavy come to be called the dancing church. from the prejudices of the secularized emphasis on the shortcomings of -Aylward Shorter, M.Afr. African academic. The fi ve articles on missionaries, with little credit given them religion are disappointing. While the for their contribution to cultural, Aylward Shorter, M.Afr., Principal Emeritus of impactof Christianityand Islamon Africa intellectual, and social history. Moreover, Tangaza College intheCatholic University ofEastern is discussed, the authors do not do justice the workofAfricanandAfrican-American Africa,Nairobi, Kenya, is theauthorofa numberof to the local and global impact of Africa on missionaries is overlooked, as is the books in the fields of social anthropology, these religions or to the growing growing recruitmentof missionariesfrom ethnohistory, and mission theology.

Women and the White Man's God: government stressed a nonproselytizing Gender and Race in the Canadian policy, and the church followed suit. Mission Field. Teachers at schools such as Haifa's English High School and the Jerusalem By Myra Rutherdale. Vancouver: Univ. of Girls' College were thus faced with the British Columbia Press,2002. Pp. xxx, 194. task of educating a multireligious student $85;paperback $29.95. body outside of the tradition of earlier British missions in the region. Instructors Myra Rutherdale has produced a well­ effectsof the interactionbetweenthe native embraced the government's policy of researched and readable book on the role culture and the missionaries themselves. developing an inclusive, pluralistic andworkofAnglicanwomenmissionaries "Missionaries did not simply impose one Palestinian national identity and, in northern British Columbia, the Yukon, world on another" but were changed by Okkenhaug argues, maintained that goal and Canada's Arctic from 1860 to 1940. this interaction; "they were no longer the even when the government and the She has read widely and has used the same people" (p, 74).May this be whatwe majority of the population found it records of 132 English and Canadian all aim for in mission. untenable. Moreover, British female women, which gives the reader a helpful -eathyRoss educators took up the responsibility of insight into the women's daily life, educating young, elite Arab and Jewish experiences, and motivation for mission CathyRoss,Director oftheSchool ofGlobal Mission girls to become "modernwomen," capable work. at the Bible College of New Zealand, is a former of becoming full participants in their The author details how in the early CMS mission partner in Congo and is currently societies as adults. In this pursuit they nineteenth century missionary work was completingadoctorate ontheroleofCMS missionary struggled to replicate themselves­ consideredmen'sworkbuthighlightshow wives in New Zealand in the nineteenth century. educated, modern, and of a certainclass­ Victorian domesticity and maternalism in the next generation of Palestinian were not always limiting ideologies for women. women. The "angel in the house" Although the overall influence of syndrome and the idea of women's moral these institutions should not be superioritycould extend theirinfluenceat overestimated, Okkenhaug's book is a times and be used as strategies in mission The Quality of Heroic Living, of fascinating look at the lifestyle, goals, service. The success and involvement of High Endeavour and Adventure: accomplishments, and failures of a select, missionary wives made it increasingly Anglican Mission, Women, and influential mission in one of the world's possible for single women to go as Education in Palestine, 1888-1948. most sacred places, at a crucial moment in missionaries. In an intriguing chapter modern history. Rutherdaleconsidershowthe missionaries By Inger Marie Okkenhaug. Leiden: Brill, -Nancy L. Stockdale sawand treated the natives as inferiorand 2002. Pp. xxxvii, 357. $116. "other." She also notes, however, that as NancyL. Stockdale isAssistantProfessor ofMiddle women's ministry became more socially IngerMarieOkkenhaug's QualityofHeroic Eastern HistoryattheUniversityofCentral Florida, intimate, their preconceived ideas began Living is a welcome addition to the history Orlando. to change, and they recognized some of ofBritish missionsandPalestinianhistory. the good things in native culture. Delving deep into the archival sources of Gender relations between the the Anglican mission bodies active in the missionaries were fluid. Men had to cook Holy Land, particularly that of the and help at childbirth, while women Jerusalem and the East Mission, shared in the outdoordemands of mission Okkenhaug argues that the goal of the The Dignity of Difference: How to work, often in a cruel and savage climate. Anglican Mission in Palestine during the Avoid the Clash of Civilizations. Christianity, motherhood, and morality Mandate period was to act as an were all linked in the worldview of the intermediary among Palestine's pluralist By Jonathan Sacks. New York: Continuum, women-even for singles, who were society, all the while using education as a 2002. Pp. xi, 216. $19.95. portrayed as mothers to the aboriginal modernizing force. Although a variety of peoples. Anglican missions had operated in Froma geopolitical,economicperspective, Perhaps the most interesting part of Palestine before World War I as active Jonathan Sacks, chief rabbi of the United the book is Rutherdale's reflection on the proselytizing bodies, the Mandate HebrewCongregationof Britain, takes up

138 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN OF MISSIONARY RESEARCH, Vol. 27, No.3 a problem that has befuddled theologians, Born in Virginia on December 12, Th eol ogical Seminary, Harper opens especiall y over the last half century: how 1840, Lottie was an exceptio nally bright personal letters written to mission board to balan ce-that is, give equa l im portance wo man.She was edu cated in Virginia and leaders and family members and friends. to-both id entity an d d iffer ence.Or, How taught school in Kentucky and Georgia Through them the reader receives a can I be as committed to my own religion as before sailing to China in 1873.After thirty­ glim ps e of her dail y life in Shantung I am open to othe rs? "On this question, " nine yea rs ofwork as a Baptist missionary, (Shandong) Province, e ngagin g in Sacks warn s us, "the fu ture of th e tw enty­ she di ed on Chris tmas Eve in the harbor of eva ngelistic efforts she called "country first century may turn" (p, 43). Only if we Kobe, Japan, on her way home, hav ing w ork" and teaching children and you ng ca n affirm and fee l "the dignit y of served her God ministering and ultimately people in her schools. di fference" can we "avoid the clash of dying in servi ce to th e people she loved. The greater part of the book contains civilization s." Fromthe archivesofthe International letters written to Henry AllenTupper and Wh y that is so becomes ev ident in Mission Board of the Southe rn Baptist R. J. Willingham, corresponding Sacks's lucid analysis of globaliza tion in Co nventio n a nd th e Sou the rn Baptist secretaries of the Southe rn BaptistForeign its man y forms. For globa lizatio n to realize its humanizin g potential and to reverse its actual d ehumanizing a nd exp loitative effects, it must be based on and contro lled by ethical values. Prima ry amo ng such ASBURY values is respect for, and even embrace of, othe rs w ho are different from us. THEOLOGICAL Here enters the crucial role of the religions.They are essential for deliveri ng S E M I N A R Y and energ izing the ethical foundati ons without which globaliza tion becomes a E. Stanley Jones School zero-s um ga me of few w inn ers and m an y of Wo rld Mission & Evangelism losers. To fulfill this role, however, eac h _._._-_.__.__._----_._.__._-_._._-- ._._-- -_.__._-_.- _.. _...._.__.__._- •. . . ) ~ religion must affirm, embrace, and learn Prepare for a Lifetime of from the value of other religions. The •• cha llenge facing all religious people today Effective Ministry, ANYWHERE! is to follow th e principle that "the mo re hristianity's World Mission would be less intimidating and more manageable p assi onatel y we feel o ur religi ous Cif everyone spoke the same language, followed the same customsand commitments, the more spac e we [must] viewed life the same way. That idyllicworld, however, is not the world Christ calls us to engage. mak e for those not like us" (p . xi). The real world features at least a dozen major cultural families and more Sacks does not di scuss th e theological than 2,000 religions, 6,000 languages and 30,000 distinct societies and cul­ impediments to mak ing space for those tures. Th ere are also an unknown (and shifting) number of sub-cultures, not like us-the doctrinal claims, mad e by counter-cultures and peoples with their own distinct name, historyand iden­ most religions, to have th e only or the tity. Furthermore, secularization has transformed We stern nations into "mis­ fullest or the final truth meant to ab sorb, sion fields" once again. not affirm, differences.Sacks does not offer Several fields of knowledge prepare the effective missionary to "exegete" the biblicaltext and people's cultural context. Th ese literatures are as neces­ much help in determining how religious sary, and as sophisticated, as the literatures that prepare physicians to make people are to grapple with such theological sense of an epidemic, or astronomers of a galaxy. Asbury's ESJ School will questions. His brilliant service is in prepare you to understand the historical, culturaland religious contexts of sho wing us that we must. the field of mission to which Christ has called you, and to serve, communi­ - Paul F. Knitter cate and help grow the indigenous Church in that place. So if youare interested in making sense of a piece of the world, and in help­ Paul F. Knitter, Professor Emeritus at Xavier ing its people ma ke sense of the Christian gospel, callthe admissions office today at 1-800-2-ASBURY or e-mail us at admissions,[email protected]. University, Cincinnati, and Coeditor of the Orbis Books series "Faith M eet ~ Faith," alsoserveson the DEGREE PROGRAMS Board of Directors of CRISPAZ (Crisiianos par la M.A. and Th.M. in World Mi ssion and Evangelism, Doctor of Missiology, Paz en EI Salvador) and the lnterreligious Peace and Doctor of Philosophy in Intercultural Studies. Council.

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Terry Muck RussellWest Howard Snyder Mike Rynk/ewlch Pe r haps n o m issionary fr om a ny World Religions, Leadership Education History of Mission, Anthropology den ominati on is more widely kn own than Buddhism & Christianity Theology of Mission Charlo tte "Lo ttie" D ig~s Moon. While K.[NTUCKY CAMPuS: 204 N. l exington Avenue, Wilmo re, KY40390· 1199 'i~~. ASBURY others haveundertaken the task of penning flORIDA CAMPUS: 840 1 Valencia College Lane. Orlando, FL 32825 A . THEOLOGICAL her biography, Keith Harp er ha s chosen VIRTUAL CAMPUS: www.asburyseminary.edu/ exl/exl.htmt •• SEMINARY to edit her writings-no sma ll chore, for Lottie wa s a prolific writer.

July 2003 139 Mission Board . Wh ether reporting on the Holy Saints and Fiery Preachers: indigenous traditions , including divine need for more missionaries or the problems The Anthropology of Protestantism healing, struc tures of pow er and race, facing her colleagues, the letters reflect in Mexico and Central America. reli gious beli efs, and continuities in Lottie' s respect and personal regard traditional re ligio us practice after especially for Tupper, but they all reveal Edited by James W. Dow and Alan R. con ve rs io n; and (4) th e role of kin the committed , courageous work of this Sandstrom. Westport, Conn.: Praeger, 2001. networks, ge nder, local civil-religious saint. Pp. x, 298 . $72.95. hi erarchies, and question s of Mestizo The book's segme n t d evoted to versus Ind ian identity in understanding Lottie's articles in the board's Foreign The eleve n contributors to Holy Saints and conversion. Mission Journalcha llenge the reader today Fiery Preachers offer a w ealth of These critical contributions would be as much as those long ago. Walking or ethnographic, statistical, and historical enha nced if the theoretical perspectivesof travelin g by chairs carried by coolies, she evide nce on Protestant conversion am ong o ther d isciplines on questions of endured discomfort, questionable food, the indigenou s populations of Gu atemala conversion in Latin America were also and fatigue as she took the Gospel to the and Mexico th at sho uld be required fully integrated into this book. Specifically, villages in the country. In her later years reading for the man y political scientists, the case studies included in the book would she established schools for children. historians, and sociologists who study the have benefited from including insights Even the read er well acquainted with topic. Un for tu na te ly, so me o f th e from Antho ny Gill (1999) on institutional the details of Lottie Moon's life will find important insights to be gleaned from religious competitionandlegal restrictions this volume an instructive and inspiring other disciplines do not sufficientl y inform on proselytizin g, David Smilde (2000) on resource. the analyses contained in this book. th e ro le of "meaning networks" in -Dellanna West O'Brien In the concluding chapter, Alan R. conversion, Cecilia Mariz (1992) on the Sands trom observes that anthropologists role of povert y in conversion,andmy own Del/anna West O'Brien, ten years a missionary in a re uniquely suited to study th e work (2001) on the "pentecostalization" Indonesia and executive director of the Woman's complexities ofconversion because of their of multiple religious traditions in the Miss ionary Union of the Sout hern Baptist method olo gy of long-term participant region .In sum, this is an excellent study of Convention, 1989- 99, is coauthor of Choosing a obse rvation. Cruci al insights arisin g from conve rsio n that does not fully live up to Future for U. S. Missions (MARC, 1998) and these case studies include (1) the need to the editors' ambitious interdisciplinary author ofBeyond Beli ef (New Hope, 2000). understand the diversity of religious goa ls. adherence from which individuals convert -Timothy J. Steigenga (folk Catholicism, modern Ca tholicism, and indigenous religions); (2) the role of Timothy ]. Steigenga is Assistant Professor of economic upheaval, the marketecono my, PoliticalScienceandLatinAmerican Studies, Wilkes and population stru ctu re in con version; Honors Coliege, Flo rida Atlantic University, Boca (3) affinities between Pentecostalism and Raton, Florida .

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By /effreyCox.Stanford,Calif.:StanfordUniv. impact Press, 2002. Pp. ix, 357. $55. The Doctor ofMinistry The subtitle is misleading. The author H istorical Understanding (Eerdmans, 1996>and rea lly tells of encounters in Punjab, not all is coeditorof the Studies in the History ofChristian in Missions and of India. In the Punjab, the re had been no Missionsseries(EerdmansandRoutledgeICurzon). Cross-Cultural Studies Christians before the advent of British imperial rul e in the 1840s. As British and with American missionaries spread out from Dr. Peter Kuzmic Delhi and established institutions in close cooperation with Indi ans, preconceived and notion s broke down . Since two-thirds of Dr. Timothy C. Tennent. the missionaries were women, dile mmas "Mission Is a Must": Intercultural over gender as we ll as race brough t Theology and the Mission of the conflicts. Co mm it me n ts to universal Church. Christian claims clashed with local realities and imperial privileges. Efforts to build Edited by Frans Wijsen and Peter Nissen. multiracial institu tions on principles of Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2002. Pp. equa lity we re contradicted by the benefits 258. Paperback $45. of socia l hierarchy within the impe rial system. Encounters with In dians , This volume, edited by two professors therefore, could be extreme ly complex, from the University of Nijmegen, is a mingling affec tio n and intim acy with Festsch rift for th e Du tch mission ary / affro n t and betrayal. Compelled to missiologist Rogier van Rossum, who was Dr. Peter Kuzmi c Dr. Timothy Tennent resp ond to circumstances not of their ow n professor of missiology at the Universities making, missionaries had to com promise of Heerlen and Nijmegen from 1966 until The history of missions is a great and to negotiate-with Ind ian Chr istians, 1998. The title alludes to a 1978 ar ticle by story. The Church has met and officials, local critics, an d non-Christian van Rossum th at played on a then-current overcome obstacles in the past patients, stu d en ts, and staff at th e slogan in Holland for the necessity of that stood in the way of carrying influentialhospitals, schools, and colleges drinking milk: "Jus t like the drinki ng of out the Lord's mandate. But we face new challenges in they had founde d.Up per-class, univ ersity milk . . . r mission is necessary no t only for ed ucated, and or dained clergy wanting to the health of the church, but also for the the 21st century that demand new influence Hindu and Muslim gentry found h ealth of human existe nce" (p . 3). strategies for responding to the the mselves striving for the rights of the Unfo rtu na tely, van Rossum's wo rk is not Great Commission. op p ressed and stigm atized, landless wide ly ava ilable in English. It is faith­ The Doctor of Min istry in Mis­ lab orers and "untouch ables," in th e filled, creative, and forward-looking . sions and Cross-Cultural Studies villages rul ed ove r by that gentry . The book serves to honor van Rossum at Gordon -ConweI1 Theological With the rise of nation alist move­ in several ways.First, it makes muchof his Seminary can transform your ments, moreover, missionaries had to thou ght accessible to readers of English. th inking and practice in reaching struggle with inner conflicts over their Taking as a theme van Rossums the world for Jesus Christ. ow n attempts to genera te new forms of conviction tha t"dialogu e is miss ion" (and You will atte nd three two-week indigeno us Christianity that mightoutlive notthereverse![p.l]), the volume explores intensive residencies, one each imperial rule and their own entanglements the themefrom historical, theological, and year for three years, inclu ding one within that same im perial system. While p ract ical p erspecti ves. Second, it overseas. The residencies consist of m any of them sympathized with int roduces rea de rs to the wealth of Dutch lectures, case studies, participant nationalist aspira tions, these dilemmas missiology .Exceptfor names like Donders, reports, and individual consulta­ were never fully resolved . [ongeneel, Steenbrink, Amaladoss, and tions. The classes are collegial Insightful analysis, at the ou tset, of Camps, othercontribu tors will most likely in style and stress learning in a fashionable "mas ter narratives" ofreligion be unfamiliar to those outside Holland. communi ty context with a strong an d em pire, such as Saidi an and Thir d, th e co lle ction con tains so m e mentoring component. provid entialist views of imperialism an d extre mely interesting, even provocative, Visiting lectu rers will include orientalism, with their "hegemonic" and essays. Mari o Coole n, for exam ple, world-re nowned missiologists and "normative" claims and their presumptive emphasizes the priority of appreciating experienced specialists in cross­ assigning of marginality to mission aries, cultu re an d native religions to explicit cultural studies. info rms this otherwise straig htforward proclama tion (p. 95); Michael Ama ladoss A new D.Min. track beginsJan.'04. and superbly crafted work of historical notes that "the problem with inclusivism For more information, contact: scholarship. is th at it does not recogni ze the othe r as Web site: www.gordonconwell.edu - Robert Eric Frykenberg otherand different" (p.lD5).Pim Valkenberg suggests that Jacques Dupuis' theology of E-mail: d 111 in @gcts.edu Robert Eric Frykenberg, Professor Emeritus of religions is ultimately unacceptable to History and South Asian Studies, University of Vatican autho rities because it implies a Wisconsin-Madison,haswrittenabou t thepolitical, new auton omy oflocal churches (pp. 155­ ~:::~~~:Well social,andculturalhistoryofIndia,especially South 58 ); Jan Jongeneel em p hasizes the ¥ India,sincetheeighteenthcentury.Hehaspublished "primordial cha llenge" of Jesus' lord sh ip T HE O LOG ICAL S E MI NARY After Hi story an d Belief: The Foundations of to the wo rld's peoples (p. 179). www.gordonconwell.edu

Jul y 2003 141 Des pi te a fair number of errors in A select bibliogr aphy appears at the English gramma r and spelling, th e book is end of the volume. beautifully presented . It w ill be a fine -W. Ward Gasque addition to any missiologicallibrary . - Stephen B. Bevans, S.V.D. W. Ward Gasque is President of the Pacific Associationfor Theological Studiesand Executive Stephen B. Bevans, S.VD. ,acontributing editor, is DirectoroftheCenterforInnovation in Theological STUDY with a priest in the Society of the Divine Word. He wasa Educa tion, Seattle. missionarytothePhilippinesfrom 1972 to1981 and the BEST! is currently Louis J. Luzbetak, S.VD ., Professor of This fall the Overseas Ministries Study MissionandCultureatCatholicTheologicalUnion, Center will welcome into residence two Chicago. senior mission scholars. They will provide leadersh ip in the Study Roman Catholics and Shi'i Program and will be available to other Muslims: Prayer, Passion, and residents for counsel regarding their Politics. own mission research interests. Mission and Spirituality: Creative By James A. Bill and John Alden Williams. Senior Mission Scholars Ways of Being Church. Chapel Hill: Univ. of North Carolina Press, 2002. Pp. x, 194. $24.95; paperback $17.95. Dr. Kwang Soon Lee is Dean, Editedby HowardMellorand Timothy Yates. GraduateSchool of World Mission, and Sheffield,Eng.:CliffCollegePublishing,2002. In RomanCatholicsand Shi'i Mu slims, which Director, Center for World Mission, at Pp. 190. Paperback £10.95. provid es a comprehensive review of the the Presbyterian College and sim ila rities betw een Catholicism a nd Theological Seminary, Seoul, Korea. This little book co n tains the p aper s Shi' ite Islam,James Bill andJohn Williams Dr. Roger S. Greenwa y, professor of presented at the bienn ial conference of th e explore a domain that has often suggested missiology at Calvin Seminary, served British and Irish Association for Mission itself to Chris tia n stu de nts of Islam but with the Christian Reformed Church Studies, held at the Universi ty of Cardiff has lacked specific study until now . in Sri Lankaand Mexico and as director in June 2001. Mo reo ver, th e list of topics suggests how of his denomination's mission board. David Hay's essay "The Spirituality com prehe nsive a treatment it is: "Weseek of the Unchurched," a survey of social to w restle with issues s uc h as the Overseas Ministries scientific resea rch in w hich he and relationsh ip betw een God and hu manity; colleagues hav e been engaged, suggests the continuum betw een life and death; the Study Center that the Holy Spirit is at work ou tside th e dialectic betw een war and peace; the ga p 490 Prospect Street church in mor e ways than we have been in betw een rich and poor; the significance of New Haven, CT 06511 USA th e hab it of thi nki ng . Saunders Davies religious ceremony and drama; the place (203) 624-6672, Ext. 3 15 wrote "M ission and Spiritua lity for Life," of sai nts, mar tyrs, and confessors; the role Fax (203) 865-2857 a celebra tion of the Welsh experience of of the inne r [batin] as op posed to th e ou ter www.OMSC.org study@ OMSC.org God's mission by Christ's Spirit down [zahir] rea lity of human kind; th e role of th ro ugh the ages as expressed by their redemptive suffering; the relat ionsh ip p o ets . In "Activis m as M ission betw een religion and politics; an d th e ~ Spirit ua lity" Brian Sta nley d iscusses the sim ilarities a n d d iffer ences in legal Gordon-Conwell life and ministry of William Ca rey . syste ms" (p . 4). The book no t on ly T HEOLOG ICA L SEM INARY One of th e most interesting essays is accomplishes all th ese things but does so by Pete Ward, a lecturer in you th mi nis try, wi th grace and dispatch . As one might Gordon-ConwellTheological Seminary entitled "Liquid Church" (taking his cue predic t fro m a competent com parative announces a tenure trac k fac ulty from Z. Bauman's LiquidModernity [2000]), study, we learn a grea t deal abo ut both position in World Missions beginning a plea for the option of a vision of church traditions by studying the authors' balan ce in the Fall 2004. Qualifica tions: as connection and com munity that moves sheet of similarities and differences. M.Div. preferred with a requirement outside of th e mor e rigi d structures and This study tak es us well beyond the for a Ph.D. or equivalent degree in rou tines of th e traditional congregation. ob vio us similarities to explore th e ways in missio logy or related field such as Laurenti Magesa (fro m Tanzania) shares which these traditions differ, but doing so wo rld Christia nity, hi sto ry of his th ou ghts on creative ways of being the in a w ay that allows us to learn from them. missions, or anthropology. Should ch urch in East Africa, w hile Michael It pro ves all th e mor e valuable, since most demonstrate cross-cultural ministry Crow ley reflects on critical lessons abo ut intro d uc tory presentations of Islam treat experience, excellen t classroom bein g th e ch urch in mission in Lat in Shiism as a sectarian mov emen t. Since experience as well as a publishing America. many of th e differences involve patterns record. Graduate studies in theology Esthe r deWaal writes on the influe nce of histori cal developmen t, the au thors expec ted. Fac ulty members must of Celtic and Ben edictine tra ditio ns in the presenta telescoped butaccuratehistorical concur annually with the school's recent expe riences of the church in South sketch of eac h tradition. Here again, one evangelical statement of fai th. A fr ica. John Burgess m u ses on the may learn as much abou t one 's own Application deadline is September 2, reinvention of Celtic spirituality in the tra dition as abo ut the other, as the authors 2003 . Formal res umes, list of 3 1980s and 1990s as a tool for mission in the together bring both theol ogical a nd references, cover letter to the chair of twenty-fir st cen tury. Craig Gardi ne r, political com petence to th e discussion. the search committee: Dr. Barry II. drawing on contemporary theological and -David B. Burrell, CSc. Corey, Academic Dean, Gordon­ mi ssiological reflection, and espec ially on Conwell Theological Seminary, 130 Bonhoeffer, seeks to renew th e church David B. Burrell, C.s.c., is the Theodore Hesburgh Essex St., So. Hamilton, MA 01982. through a recovery of mission,spirituality, Professor in Philosophy and Theology at the Written inquiries only. and a new mon asticism. University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana.

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