This special offer is being made to the networks of the World Evangelical
Alliance Mission Commission networks.
SPECIAL OFFER OF BOX LOTS OF BOOK: ONE WORLD OR MANY?
The Impact of
Globalization on World Mission, Ed. Richard Tiplady, William Carey Library,
2003.
April 4, 2006
Dear Global Mission
Colleague,
We greet you in the High
Name of Jesus our King and Victor.
Due to a change in policy
by our distributor, we are liquidating our remaining
stock of a WEA Mission Commission signature
book, One World or Many? The Impact
of Globalization on World Mission.
Normally retailing at $16.95, we are offering
“box lots” of 34 books for US$149
(US$4.38 per book) plus shipping. This is the
last time we will be offering this book at these
deeply discounted prices. After this sale, this
title will only be available through normal
retail outlets at higher prices.
One World or Many? The Impact of
Globalization on World Mission,
edited by Richard Tiplady, has been well received
since its launch in 2003. By utilizing the MC’s
broad global constituency in authoring this
work, it has proven to be a unique and important
contribution to the discussion of globalisation
and its impact on the mission’s enterprise.
While there are many books on globalization,
this is the only one that offers the Christian
world mission perspective written by a truly
international, global team.
This is the fourth in our “Globalization
of Missions” series, which include: Too
Valuable to Lose: Exploring the Causes and Cures
of Missionary Attrition, (WEF/Wm.
Carey Library, 1997); Global Missiology
for the 21st Century: The Iguassu Dialogue,
(WEF/Baker Books, 2000); and Doing
Member Care Well (WEA/Wm. Carey
Library, 2002).
We are please that the
book is increasingly being used as a text in
missionary training centres, Christian colleges
and theological seminaries around the world.
The value of this material for our global missional
network is evident as our Latin American colleagues
have taken the initiative to translate it into
Spanish as a publishing project by COMIBAM.
KEY FEATURES
One World
or Many? The Impact of Globalization on World
Mission contains 16 chapters in
288 pages; is 7" by 10" in size, has
a four-color cover, and is perfect bound.
The retail price of the book is US$16.95, but
we again come to you with an extraordinary offer
to buy this book at a significant savings of
75% off the list price when purchased in boxed
lots of 34. Each book will only cost US$4.38,
plus shipping. The total price is only US$149.
At this price, consider gifting it to missionaries,
ministry colleagues and friends. This book will
provide them with a great wealth of insight
needed in today’s globalized world.
Contemporary discussions about globalisation
tend to emphasize its political and economic
aspects. But the social and cultural changes
it is causing are pervasive, often unexamined,
and for that reason all the more influential.
It also sometimes (wrongly) assumed that globalisation
is simply about the export of Western values
and products worldwide. This book delves into
these unexamined assumptions.
One World considers in detail the key drivers
of globalisation, its current shape and the
implications for world mission. It also looks
at the impact of globalisation on different
contemporary issues affecting mission, such
as ethnicity, the environment, and global health,
as well as its effect on more traditional 'missionary'
questions of the world religions, contextualization,
theology and the church.
This new work is written by knowledgeable authors
from all over the world, including some new
and distinctive voices that will have considerable
influence into the future.
KEY AUDIENCES
As with all the books
in our Globalization of Missions series, this
volume is for the “reflective practitioners”,
thinking women and men of action who serve God’s
global cause either in their home country or
in other nations. Its audience is church and
national mission leaders, professors and students
of theology and missiology, missionaries, agency
leaders, relief and development workers, missionary
trainers, and missions mobilizers—all
those who must understand missions today.
COMMENDATIONS FOR "ONE
WORLD OR MANY?"
This book is a sign
of hope and a promise of what a carefully planned
experience of global dialogue may mean for the
future of evangelical mission work and missiological
reflection. The authors' diversity explains
the rich variety of styles, sources and examples
used in their writing about globalization as
the new context of mission in the world today.
However, at the same time you will find a common
thread of commitment to biblical truth and passion
for its communication and application.
Samuel Escobar (from the foreword)
The aptness of the
unchanging Good News of Christ to the present
sophisticated world will never be understood
if we do not comprehend the issue of globalisation
and today's world. To be relevant in communicating
Christ today, one cannot by pass this book of
much effort. Thanks to Richard Tiplady and his
team's effective and well researched works on
this issue of globalisation. K. Rajendran, India Missions Association
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Missions Commission invests heavily to create
an informed environment for our worldwide community.
We trust that by reducing the costs of these
books to a fraction of their value, we can help
reflective practitioners to gain the insights
needed to advance the cause of Christ in the
midst of our globalized world.
God's richest blessing on you all.
Dr. William D. Taylor
Executive Director, WEA Mission Commission
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Director of Mission Research, will become Head of Mission Studies from
September 2006. In addition, Rob Hay of Generating Change joined the faculty
this September as Director of Research and Partnership Development.
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