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MISSIO DEI A Journal of Missional Theology and Praxis VULNERABLE MISSION (Vol. 4, No. 1) “Mission in Weakness and Vulnerability” in Selected Writings : From Lesslie Newbigin’s and David Bosch’s Missiological Books Paul YonggaP Jeong Economy of Grace: An Early Christian Take on Vulnerable Mission Kent Smith Unveiling Empire: Ecclesial Resistance to Global Capitalism DaviD Pritchett The Need for Indigenous Languages and Resources in Mission to Africa in Light of the Presence of Monism/Witchcraft Jim harrieS Vulnerable Mission vis-à-vis Mainstream Mission and Missiology Stan nuSSbaum What Is That In Your Hand?: Mobilizing Local Resources Jean JohnSon The King’s English in a Tamil Tongue: Missions, Paternalism, and Hybridity in South India DYron DaughritY Vulnerable Mission: Questions from a Latin American Context greg mcKinzie Vulnerable Mission in Angola: An Intra-African Conversation with Jim Harries DannY reeSe A Missional Church Is . . . : Artistic Expressions of a Fuzzy Concept aaron SParKS Review of Jean Johnson, We Are Not the Hero: A Missionary’s Guide for Sharing Christ, Not a Culture of Dependency bY Daniel mcgraw Review of W. Ross Blackburn, The God Who Makes Himself Known: The Missionary Heart of the Book of Exodus bY nathan billS Review of A. Scott Moreau, Contextualization in World Missions: Mapping and Assessing Evangelical Models bY greg mcKinzie Review of J. D. Payne, Strangers Next Door: Immigration, Migration and Mission bY garrett matthew eaSt Review of Bryan P. Stone and Claire E. Wolfteich, Sabbath in the City: Sustaining Urban Pastoral Excellence bY Kate Sullivan watKinS 10 21 33 51 68 81 89 110 134 155 163 165 167 169 171
FEBRUARY 2013 EDITORIAL BOARD Executive Editor Book Review Editor Greg McKinzie (Missionary, Arequipa, Peru) Bob Turner (Librarian, Harding School of Theology) Content Editors Copy Editors Nathan Bills (ThD candidate, Duke University) Danny Reese (Missionary, Huambo, Angola) Andrea Burk (Photojournalist, Arlington, TX) Nick Faris (MDiv, Memphis, TN) Mark Clancy (Missionary, Lima, Peru) Secretary/Treasurer Kendi Howells Douglas (Professor, Great Lakes Christian College) Jason Whaley (Missionary, Wollongong, Australia) Diane Adams (Tullahoma, TN) CONSULTING EDITORS John Barton (Rochester College) Rochelle Cathcart (Lincoln Christian) Shawn Daggett (Harding University) Chris Flanders (Abilene Christian University) Stan Granberg (Kairos Church Planting) Gary Green (Abilene Christian University) Sonny Guild (Abilene Christian University) Dale Hawley (University of Wisconsin–Stout) Mark Hooper (Missions Resource Network) Evertt Huffard (Harding School of Theology) Gary Jackson (Harding University) Michael Landon (Minister, Groton, CT) Ben Langford (Oklahoma Christian University) Earl Lavender (Lipscomb University) Doug Priest (Christian Missionary Fellowship) Bill Richardson (Harding University) Kent Smith (Abilene Christian University) Michael Sweeney (Emmanuel Christian Seminary) Richard Trull Jr. (Faulkner University) Gailyn Van Rheenen (Mission Alive) Bob Waldron (Missions Consulting International) PURPOSE Missio Dei: A Journal of Missional Theology and Praxis (MD) exists to provide a medium for exploring the rich tradition and ongoing practice of participation in the mission of God among the churches of the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement. PUBLICATION MD is published semiannually by the Missio Dei Foundation, a non-profit enterprise founded in 2009 to further reflection on the theology and practice of missions among the churches of the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement and to promote an inclusive missiological discourse. ISSN: 1947–2781 SUBMISSIONS MD features four sections: Missional Theology, Missional Praxis, Reflections, and Book Reviews. Details for submissions can be found on the website (http://missiodeijournal.com/submissions). The editors are responsible for the selection of material, but opinions expressed in articles are the sole responsibility of the authors. Please direct all submissions, suggestions, or inquiries to the editors at missiodeijournal@gmail.com. COPYRIGHT NOTICE Copyright by the Missio Dei Foundation. MD publishes the intellectual property of its authors by permission in compliance with section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 3.0 License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0 or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, CA, 94105, USA. GRAPHIC DESIGN The graphic design for MD is based on a template by Apt Design (http://aptdesignonline.com). COVER ART The image is an adaptation of an original photo from http://ialsoliveonafarm.wordpress. com/2011/09/08/sing-now-the-lusty-song-of-fruit-and-flowers, used by permission.
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