Going Global with God - Presler, Titus Leonard
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From Haiti mission teams to companion churches in Kenya, congregations everywhere are breaking through walls of difference and engaging in mission that transforms lives around the world, around the corner, and in the pews. And they're not waiting for a national church body to lead the movement. In this stimulating work, Titus Presler has listened closely to church leaders and activists within and beyond the Anglican fold, and then mined his own rich experience as a scholar, priest and leader in global mission efforts. The result is a book that equips congregations with theological background…mehr

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From Haiti mission teams to companion churches in Kenya, congregations everywhere are breaking through walls of difference and engaging in mission that transforms lives around the world, around the corner, and in the pews. And they're not waiting for a national church body to lead the movement. In this stimulating work, Titus Presler has listened closely to church leaders and activists within and beyond the Anglican fold, and then mined his own rich experience as a scholar, priest and leader in global mission efforts. The result is a book that equips congregations with theological background for building mutual relationships across borders of difference, even as it explores fresh models and practical tools for joining and participating in God's mission.
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Autorenporträt
Titus Presler, ThD, is a missiologist focusing on mission theology, gospel-culture interactions and church mission practice. With focused experience in Zimbabwe and India, he has taught mission at Seminary of the Southwest, where he was president, and General Seminary, where he was academic dean. He was a researcher with the Global Anglicanism Project and is a consultant for the Anglican Indaba Project. He has taught at Harvard Divinity School, Episcopal Divinity School, and Gaul Theological College in Harare. Currently pastoring the Church of St. Simon the Cyrenian in New Rochelle, N.Y., he has pastored urban congregations engaged in local, regional and churchwide mission.