Footprints of God
A Narrative Theology of Mission
Edited by Charles E. Van Engen, Nancy Thomas and Robert Gallagher
Imprint: Wipf and Stock
264 Pages, 6.00 x 9.00 x 0.56 in
- Paperback
- 9781610973342
- Published: July 2011
$34.00 / £30.00 / AU$46.00
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Charles Van Engen earned his PhD in missiology from Free University in Amsterdam. He is currently F. Glasser Professor of biblical theology at Fuller Theological Seminary and is author of several books, including Mission on the Way, and co-editor of God So Loves the City.
Nancy Thomas served with the Friends Church in Boliva for eighteen years, where her work revolved around church planting, leadership training, and encouraging Bolivian writers. She has published several volumes of poetry and writes regularly for magazines and devotional booklets.
Robert Gallagher was formerly a Pentecostal executive pastor in Australia and theological educator in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. He currently serves as Associate Professor in the Intercultural Studies Department at Wheaton College, Illinois.
"The genius of this book is that it uses biography and narratives of personal pilgrimage to shape and inform our missiology. . . . This puts flesh on the bones of theory and encourages an integrative process of missiological reflection."
-- from the foreword by Gerald H. Anderson