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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Simone Mulieri TwibellPublisher: Wipf & Stock Publishers Imprint: Wipf & Stock Publishers Dimensions: Width: 14.00cm , Height: 1.10cm , Length: 21.60cm Weight: 0.345kg ISBN: 9781666757705ISBN 10: 1666757705 Pages: 168 Publication Date: 15 August 2023 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order ![]() We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviews"""In Boundary-Breaking Mission, Simone Twibell addresses in a concise and readable manner not only historic questions but also current issues seldom included in typical mission texts. Readers will be challenged and their horizons for ministry expanded."" --Craig Ott, professor of mission and intercultural studies, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School ""Engaging, timely, hopeful! Simone Twibell's Boundary-Breaking Mission is a fresh take on the contemporary challenges of the worldwide Christian mission. Twibell tackles oft neglected issues of Western individualism, the 'spirit' world, influences of the digital revolution, the 'nones' and the poor, and the church's relationship to other religions, but does so with her unique boundary-breaking blend of South American and female insights. This is a book that I will delightfully highlight in my upcoming teaching cycles."" --Fletcher L. Tink, director of the PhD program in transformational development, Asia Graduate School of Theology ""Disruption. Few words can better describe the current context of Western missiology. Simone Twibell invites readers to wrestle with the impacts of disruption within traditional loci of social capital, the increasing disassociation from organized religion, and the impact of globalism. With little interest in remedying the challenges, Twibell locates the possibility of the church's witness within a robust missional framework, inviting readers to recognize the opportunities of holistic transformation and friendship."" --Jeff Stark, associate professor of Christian ministry, Olivet Nazarene University ""Simone Twibell locates the challenges the Western church must navigate to bear witness from the margins to a turbulent world amidst the increasing cultural, religious, and social currents of multiculturalism, pluralism, and polarization. If you're looking for a text at the intersection of missiological, sociological, and theological reflection from a rising scholar on historical and theological perspectives of mission and witness that moves the project forward, this is it."" --Beth Seversen, author of Not Done Yet: Reaching and Keeping Unchurched Emerging Adults ""Boundary-Breaking Mission is a book on mission for our time. Simone Twibell offers us an expansive view of mission, one that is theologically grounded, attuned to contemporary contexts like the digital age and a multireligious world, and big enough to embrace the full range of human needs. It addresses issues like witness to the 'nones' and spiritual warfare that aren't always included in mission texts. This small book packs a punch! I encourage students, pastors, missionaries, and people engaged in God's mission to read and learn from it."" --Dean Flemming, professor emeritus of New Testament and missions, MidAmerica Nazarene University" """In Boundary-Breaking Mission, Simone Twibell addresses in a concise and readable manner not only historic questions but also current issues seldom included in typical mission texts. Readers will be challenged and their horizons for ministry expanded."" --Craig Ott, professor of mission and intercultural studies, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School ""Engaging, timely, hopeful! Simone Twibell's Boundary-Breaking Mission is a fresh take on the contemporary challenges of the worldwide Christian mission. Twibell tackles oft neglected issues of Western individualism, the 'spirit' world, influences of the digital revolution, the 'nones' and the poor, and the church's relationship to other religions, but does so with her unique boundary-breaking blend of South American and female insights. This is a book that I will delightfully highlight in my upcoming teaching cycles."" --Fletcher L. Tink, director of the PhD program in transformational development, Asia Graduate School of Theology ""Disruption. Few words can better describe the current context of Western missiology. Simone Twibell invites readers to wrestle with the impacts of disruption within traditional loci of social capital, the increasing disassociation from organized religion, and the impact of globalism. With little interest in remedying the challenges, Twibell locates the possibility of the church's witness within a robust missional framework, inviting readers to recognize the opportunities of holistic transformation and friendship."" --Jeff Stark, associate professor of Christian ministry, Olivet Nazarene University ""Simone Twibell locates the challenges the Western church must navigate to bear witness from the margins to a turbulent world amidst the increasing cultural, religious, and social currents of multiculturalism, pluralism, and polarization. If you're looking for a text at the intersection of missiological, sociological, and theological reflection from a rising scholar on historical and theological perspectives of mission and witness that moves the project forward, this is it."" --Beth Seversen, author of Not Done Yet: Reaching and Keeping Unchurched Emerging Adults ""Boundary-Breaking Mission is a book on mission for our time. Simone Twibell offers us an expansive view of mission, one that is theologically grounded, attuned to contemporary contexts like the digital age and a multireligious world, and big enough to embrace the full range of human needs. It addresses issues like witness to the 'nones' and spiritual warfare that aren't always included in mission texts. This small book packs a punch! I encourage students, pastors, missionaries, and people engaged in God's mission to read and learn from it."" --Dean Flemming, professor emeritus of New Testament and missions, MidAmerica Nazarene University" Author InformationSimone Mulieri Twibell has a PhD from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and is assistant professor of intercultural studies at Olivet Nazarene University. She previously served as a pastor in Illinois and Kentucky and as a short-term missionary in Central America. Twibell is the author of several academic articles, book chapters, and most recently Intimacy with God: An Invitation to Prayer (2023). Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |