Regnum International 2011 Catalogue

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Regnum Books

Catalogue 2011

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REGNUM BOOKS INTERNATIONAL

REGNUM STAFF

REGNUM BOOKS INTERNATIONAL is an imprint OF THE OXFORD CENTRE FOR MISSION STUDIES. Our books are the fruit of rigorous research to the highest international standards and demonstrate authentic Christian engagement in the transformation of people and societies throughout the world.

Director Wonsuk Ma, wma@ocms.ac.uk Managing Editor: Parrizad Pound, ppound@ocms.ac.uk Marketing Editor: Blanche Marslin, bmarslin@ocms.ac.uk Editors: Ralph Bates, rbates@ocms.ac.uk Damon So, dso@ocms.ac.uk Production: Tony J Gray, wordsbydesign@me.com

OUR VISION The global church to be engaged in effective holistic mission especially among the poor and marginalised.

OUR MISSION To equip leaders, nurture scholars and enable institutions for ministry particularly in the Two-Thirds World churches.

Contact: Regnum Books International The Oxford Centre for Mission Studies St Philip and St James Church Oxford OX2 6HR (+44) 01865 556071 regnum@ocms.ac.uk www.ocms.ac.uk/regnum

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WELCOME

HIGHLIGHTS

IT’S EXCITITNG TIMES AT REGNUM. In the past two years, we have seen the publication activity of Regnum increase significantly.

With the introduction of two new series, another two in the pipeline, and some major text books and reference works added to our list, we have seen Regnum grow and grow.

THE YEAR 2010 saw the culmination of years of planning with Edinburgh 2010.

Regnum is delighted to be a partner in publishing a series of works associated with this major missiological conference and venture (see pp.4-5).

Our aim is to see the imprint recognised as a world-leader in missiology, giving both established scholars and newly qualified academics the chance to publish.

Our list of titles truly reflects the breadth of God’s creation - geographically we have books from all the corners of the globe, and our authors come from a wide range of church backgrounds.

We hope that more and more people will enjoy and benefit from our books, through which we will see God’s work in transformation.

Wonsuk Ma, Director

The growing series, Regnum Studies in Global Christianity, has had a number of new titles, not least of which is The Handbook of Theological Education in World Christianity. A major world-wide reference tool, the handbook has already been attracting enthusiastic reviews (see pp.10-11).

And 2011 sees the launch of a fourth and fifth distinct series as part of the Regnum list.

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Regnum Edinburgh 2010 The Centenary of the World Missionary Conference, held in Edinburgh 1910, is a opportune moment for many people seeking direction for Christian mission in the 21st century. Several different constituencies within world Christianity are holding significant events around 2010. Since 2005 an international group has worked collaboratively to develop an intercontinental and multi-denominational project, now known as Edinburgh 2010, and is based at New College, University of Edinburgh. This initiative brings together representatives of twenty different global Christian bodies, representing all major Christian denominations and confessions and many different strands of mission and church life, to prepare for the Centenary.

Essential to the work of the Edinburgh 1910 Conference, and of abiding value, were the findings of the eight think-tanks or ‘commissions’. These inspired the idea of a new round of collaborative reflection on Christian mission – but now focused on nine themes identified as being key to mission in the 21st century.

The study process is polycentric, open-ended, and as inclusive as possible of the different genders, regions of the world, and theological and confessional perspectives in today’s church.

The titles of the Edinburgh 2010 Series are divided into two categories: (1) the three official titles of Edinburgh 2010, and (2) publications of various study groups, including the Edinburgh 2010 main study groups, transversal, regional and different confessional study groups.

These publications reflect the ethos of Edinburgh 2010 and will make a significant contribution to its study process. It should be clear that material published in this series will inevitably reflect a diverse range of views and positions. These will not necessarily represent those of the series’ editors or of the Edinburgh 2010 General Council, but in publishing them the leadership of Edinburgh 2010 hope to encourage conversation between Christians and collaboration in mission. All the series volumes are commended for study and reflection by both churches and academies.

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Regnum Edinburgh 2010 TITLES ALREADY PUBLISHED

FORTHCOMING TITLES IN THE SERIES:

Edinburgh 2010: Witnessing to Christ Today Daryl Balia and Kirsteen Kim hb | 301pp | £31.99 | 978-1-870345-77-4 Edindburgh 2010: Mission Then and Now David A. Kerr and Keneth R. Ross hb | 343pp | £31.99 | 978-1-870345-76-7 pb | 343pp | £29.99 | 978-1-870345-73-6 Mission Continues: Global Impulses for the 21st Century C. Wahrisch-Oblau and Fidon Mwombeki hb | 271pp | £26.99 | 978-1-870345-82-8

Foundations for Mission (Emma Wild-Wood & Peniel Rajkumar) Christian Mission among Other Faiths (Lalsangkima Pachuau & Knud Jorgensen) Mission and Postmodernities (J. Andrew Kirk, Kajsa Ahlstrand, Tania Petrova, Teresa Francesca Rossi, Jayakiran Sebastian, Rolv Olsen) Mission Spirituality and Authentic Discipleship (Cathy Ross & Wonsuk Ma) Pentecostal Perspectives on Global Mission (Wonsuk Ma, Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu, & Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen) Mission in the Roman Catholic Tradition (Stephen Bevans, SVD) Orthodox Perspectives on Mission (Petros Vassiliadis) Mission in the 21st Century: Perspectives from Young Missiologists (Kari Storstein Haug, Rolv Olsen, Knut Tveitereid & Beate Fagerli) Mission at and from the Margins: Patterns, Protagonists and Perspectives (Joseph Prabhakar Dayam, Peniel Jesudason Rufus Rajkumar & I.P. Asheervadam) Frontier Mission and Evangelical Perspectives on the Global Progress of the Gospel (Beth Snodderly, Doug McConnell & Bruce Graham) Mission and Globalisation (Erling Lundeby) Some future titles and details may change upon publication.

Holistic Mission: God’s Plan for God’s People Brian E. Woolnough and Wonsuk Ma hb | 279pp | £26.99 | 978-1-870345-85-9

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Regnum Studies in Global Christianity In the latter part of the twentieth century the world witnessed significant changes in global Christian dynamics. Take for example the significant growth of Christianity in some of the poorest countries of the world. Not only have numbers increased, but the emphasis of their engagement has expanded to include ministry to a wider socio-cultural context than had previously been the case. The Regnum Studies in Global Christianity series explores the issues with which the global church struggles, focusing in particular on ministry rooted in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe.

Not only does the series make available studies that will help the global church learn from past and present, it provides a platform for provocative and prophetic voices to speak to the future of Christianity. The editors and the publisher pray particularly that the series will grow as a public space, where the voices of church leaders from the majority world will contribute out of wisdom drawn from experience and reflection, thus shaping a healthy future for the global church. To this end, the editors invite theological seminaries and universities from around the world to submit relevant scholarly dissertations for possible publication in the series. Through this, it is hoped that the series will provide a forum for South-to-South as well as South-to-North dialogues.

TITLES ALREADY PUBLISHED Jesus and the Cross David Emmanuel Singh (ed.) pb | 226pp | £24.99 978-1-870345-65-1 Naming God in Korea Sung-wook Hong hb | 170pp | £21.99 978-1-870345-66-8 Revisioning Christian Unity Hubert van Beek (ed.) hb | 288pp | £26.99 978-1-870345-74-3 Eschatology and Ecology Paul Hang-Sik Cho hb | 260pp | £26.99 978-1-870345-75-0

Christianity and Education David Emmanuel Singh & Bernard C. Farr (eds.) pb | 374pp | £29.99 978-1-870345-81-1 (see feature)

FORTHCOMING: Jesus and the Incarnation David Emmanuel Singh (ed.) (see feature)) God Has Not Left Himself Without Witness Ivan Satyavrata

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Regnum Studies in Global Christianity FEATURED TITLE: THE HANDBOOK OF THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION IN WORLD CHRISTIANITY: Theological Perspectives, Ecumenical Trends, Regional Surveys DIETRICH WERNER, DAVID ESTERLINE, NAMSOON KANG AND JOSHVA RAJA (EDS) Theological education is vital for the future of World Christianity - this conviction lies at the heart of this publication. Theological education has the potential to be the seedbed for the renewal of churches, their ministries, mission, and commitment to Christian unity.

If theological education is neglected by church leaders or in funding, the consequences are far reaching; they might not be visible immediately, but they will certainly become manifest over time in the

theological competence of church leadership, the holistic nature of mission, and the capacities for ecumenical and interfaith dialogue and the interaction between church and society.

Investment in theological education is an investment in hope for the future and mission of World Christianity. The transmission of Christian memory, the education for God’s peace and justice, and the formation for church and community leadership therefore should be priorities in all churches; however, in many places theological education is far from secure or even in crisis at the present time.

'With this prestigious research and publication project, which has brought together more than 90 expert contributions on recent developments, challenges and trends in theological education in all regions of World Christianity, a new stage has been reached in the important history of ecumenical cooperation and learning in the area of theological education. The Handbook provides a very important resource and world survey which should enable regional associations of theological schools, mission boards and church leaders in Christianity to become aware again of the crucial importance of theological education for the renewal of the church’s mission and service'.

Desmond Tutu, Archbishop Emeritus of Cape Town 'This Handbook will lead us to the search of new paths in theological education and will encourage us to see partners from other contexts, regions, continents, denominations as partners on a common learning journey'.

Ofelia Ortega, WCC President hb | 800pp | £49.95 | 978-1-870345-80-4 pb | 800pp | £40.95 | 978-1-870345-88-0

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Regnum Studies in Global Christianity FEATURED MINI SERIES: In the encounters of religions and civilizations none is more consequential and more urgent than that between Islam and Christianity, and in that encounter nothing is more fundamental than the questions of the Cross, the Incarnation and the Resurrection of Jesus. Open and honest conversation on these is not an option but a necessity as Christians and Muslims face each other on a daily basis. The first of the three volumes was on the Cross and was published in 2009. The second volume (in the press) is on the topic of the Incarnation and the third, planned for the end of 2011, is on the resurrection. The particular angle these volumes adopt allows the voices of Christians to reflect on these themes living as they do in the various ‘Islamic contexts’. These books will be a particularly useful resource for theological students and teachers interested in engaging with their Muslim neighbours with respect and honesty.

Jesus and the Cross David Emmanuel Singh (ed.) pb | 226pp | £24.99 978-1-870345-65-1 Jesus and the Incarnation David Emmanuel Singh (ed.) pb | 250pp | £24.99 978-1-870345-90-3 Jesus and the Resurrection David Emmanuel Singh (ed.) pb | 250pp | £24.99 978-1-870345-92-7

BY THE SAME AUTHOR

David Emmanuel Singh (Research Tutor in Islamic Studies, Oxford Centre for Mission Studies) has been teaching and writing in the field of theology of religions for close to two decades through the Bible Society of India, Union Biblical Seminary, Allahabad Bible Seminary, Henry Martyn Institute and Crowther Hall. He is now a Tutor at OCMS where he also edits Transformation, an international journal of Holistic Mission Studies.

He is the author of Sainthood and Revelatory Discourse (Oxford/Delhi: Regnum/ISPCK, 2003).

Christianity and Education is a collection of papers originally published in Transformation over a period of 15 years. It brings to life some of the papers that lay buried in shelves and in disparate volumes of Transformation, under a single volume for theological libraries, students and teachers. The articles here represent a spectrum of Christian thinking addressing issues of institutional development for theological education, theological studies in the context of global mission, contextually aware/informed education, and academies which deliver such education, methodologies and personal reflections.

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Regnum Studies in Mission The Regnum Studies in Mission series is born out of the lived experience of Christians and Christian communities-in-mission, especially in the fast growing churches among the poor of the world. These churches have more to tell than just stories of growth. Their work is making a significant impact in shaping their cultures in the power and image of Christ. Through Regnum, these practitioners are expressing the reality of the Christian faith as it is manifested in their societies and making the work of God known, globally.

Titles in the Regnum Studies in Mission series are the fruit of rigorous research to the highest international standards. They demonstrate authentic Christian engagement that has led to the transformation of people and societies. These books are designed to impact the world, as the formation of Christian theology, missiology, and practice in the twenty-first century will depend to a great extent on the active participation of growing churches. Through Regnum, these ministries will be able to contribute biblically faithful and culturally appropriate expressions of Christian practice.

FEATURED AUTHORS: WONSUK AND JULIE C. MA , MISSION IN THE SPIRIT Julie C. Ma (Ph.D., Fuller) served as Editor of Journal of Asian Mission. Currently she serves as Research Tutor of Missiology at Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, Oxford, UK. She also represented the World Pentecostal Church in the General Council of Edinburgh 2010. She is the author of four books and numerous academic articles.

Wonsuk Ma (Ph.D., Fuller) served as Vice President of Academic Affairs of Asia Pacific Theological Seminary (1996-2006) and Editor of Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies. He is the David Yonggi Cho Research Tutor and Executive Director of Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, Oxford, UK. He has authored and edited seven books.

‘For anyone who wishes to understand this transforming current [of the Pentecostal movement] within contemporary Christianity, the present work will prove invaluable…. Here is a valuable contribution to modern missiology, for which those who belong to the Pentecostal or Charismatic tradition, and those who do not, should equally be grateful.’ (from the Foreword by Andrew F. Walls, University of Edinburgh)

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Regnum Studies in Mission FORTHCOMING TITLES IN THE SERIES: Civilisations in Conflict?

Islam, the West and Christian Faith ANDREW KIRK Samuel Huntington’s thesis, which argues that there appear to be aspects of Islam that could be on a collision course with the politics and values of Western societies, has provoked much controversy. The purpose of this study is to offer a particular response to Huntington’s thesis by making a comparison between the origins of Islam and Christianity; the two religions that can be said to have shaped, in contrasting ways, the history of the Western world.

The early history of each faith continues to have a profound impact on the way in which their respective followers have interpreted the relationship between faith and political life. The book draws significant, critical and creative conclusions from the analysis for contemporary intercultural understanding, and in particular for the debate about the justification of violence for political and religious ends.

Andrew Kirk offers a profound analysis of Christianity, Islam, and Western civilization, providing alternatives to a clash of civilizations. He secures his right to advise others through an honest critique of his own tradition.

Matt Zahniser Scholar-in-Residence at Greenville College, Greenville, IL & Professor Emeritus of Christian Mission at Asbury Theological Seminary, KY

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Theology and Identity The Impact of Culture upon Christian Thought in the Second Century and in Modern Africa KWAME BEDIAKO Kwame Bediako examines the question of Christian identity in the context of the Greco-Roman culture of the early Roman Empire. He then addresses the modern African predicament of quests for identity and integration.

Theology and Identity was one of the finalists for the 1992 HarperCollins Religious Book Award.

pb | 508pp | £34.99 | 978-1870345-80-1 Asian and Pentecostal (Revised Edition) Alan Anderson The Planting of an Indigenous Church: The Borneo Evangelical Mission Jin Huat Tan A Passion for China: Norwegian Mission to China Until 1949 Rolv Olsen Mangoes or Bananas? (Revised Edition) Hwa Yung

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Regnum Studies in Mission SELECTED TITLES ALREADY PUBLISHED Mission in the Spirit Julie Ma and Wonsuk Ma pb | 312pp | £29.99 | 978-1-870345-84-2 Odwira and the Gospel Frank Adams pb | 232pp | £24.99 | 978-1-870345-59-0 Leadership and Authority Titre Ande pb | 189pp | £19.99 | 978-1-870345-72-9 Strategy Coordinator R. Bruce Carlton pb | 273pp | £24.99 | 978-1-870345-78-1 Values and Participation Bambang Budijanto pb | 273pp | £24.99 | 978-1-870345-78-1 Leadership in a Slum Alan R. Johnson pb | 238pp | £24.99 | 978-1-870345-71-2 The Holy Spirit Movement in Korea Young-hoon Lee hb | 170pp | £21.99 | 978-1-870345-67-5 Nigeria’s Christian Revolution Richard Burgess pb | 369pp | £29.99 | 978-1-870345-63-7 Mission to the World Tormod Engelsviken hb | 472pp | £36.99 | 978-1-870345-64-4 Christianity and Cultures David Emmanuel Singh & Bernard C. Farr pb | 260pp | £24.99 | 978-1-870345-69-9

Transformation after Lausanne Al Tizon pb | 281pp | £24.99 | 978-1-870345-68-2 Christology in Dialogue with Muslims I. Mark Beaumont pb | 228pp | £24.99 | 978-1-870345-46-0 Three Seasons of Charismatic Leadership Thomas Czövek pb | 272pp | £24.99 | 978-1-870345-48-4 The Christian Political Theology of Dr. John Henry Okullu Jemima Atieno Oluoch pb | 137pp | £19.99 | 978-1-870345-51-7 Mission Possible Julie Ma pb | 142pp | £19.99 | 978-1-870345-37-1 The Churches and Ethnic Ideology in the Rwandan Crises 1900-1994 Tharcisse Gatwa pb | 300pp | £24.99 | 978-1-870345-24-8 Leadership Expectations Gene Early pb | 276pp | £24.99 | 978-1-870345-30-4 Christians Meeting Hindus Bob Robinson pb | 392pp | £29.99 | 978-1-870345-39-8 Mission as Transformation Vinay Samuel & Chris Sugden (eds.) pb | 522pp | £34.99 | 978-1-870345-13-2 Gospel, Culture and Transformation Christopher Sugden pb | 152pp | £19.99 | 978-1-870345-32-0

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NEW SERIES

SUBMISSIONS

REGNUM BOOKS INTERNATIONAL is currently planning two new series to help in our vision to equip the church in mission.

Whilst the majority of Regnum books are commissioned or are the work of scholars associated with OCMS, we will accept unsolicited manuscripts that are in the general field of Christian mission.

A series of books which will act as tools for those working in the mission field will bring the expertise of Regnum authors to those doing practical work.

In addition, a new series will relate the un-told stories of mission, for inspiration, encouragement and support. Watch out for developments of these series in 2011 and onwards into 2012.

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