This book discusses the work of mobilizing Gen Z (young people born between 1996 and 2010) for global ministry in this tumultuous time of change and complexity and in the context of the global age of missions.
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Book review Members onlyThe adrenaline has stopped pumping, the mission trip is over, and the busyness of everyday life presses the mission trip participants back into their former routines. For too many, a mission trip is simply a temporary diversion from ordinary life.
Book review Members onlyNetworking the Black Church: Digital Black Christians and Hip-Hop is an influential work that explores the intersections of Black faith, hip-hop, and Black digital media. Erika D. Gault, Director of the Center of African American Religious Life at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and…
Book review Members onlyReviewed by Edward L. Smither, professor of intercultural studies and history of global Christianity at Columbia International University
