Eerdmans Lesslie Newbigin Collection (8 vols.)
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
Explore pertinent topics in missions, discipleship, and church structure with these select works from renowned missiologist Lesslie Newbigin. A prolific author and long-time missionary, Newbigin’s works laid the foundations of the missional church movement. In this collection you’ll find works on sharing the gospel in the contemporary Western world, strategies for reaching the rest of the globe with the gospel, and studies on strife within the church. Also included is Newbigin’s commentary on John, which delves into how to share its eternal truth with a generation that rejects the existence of truth.
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Key Features
- Collects eight works from influential missiologist Lesslie Newbigin
- Provides invaluable insight into how to preach the Gospel in the twenty-first century
- Includes Newbigin’s commentary on the Gospel of John
Product Details
- Title: Eerdmans Lesslie Newbigin Collection
- Author: Lesslie Newbigin
- Publisher: Eerdmans
- Volumes: 8
- Pages: 1,473
- Christian Group: Reformed
- Resource Type: Collected Works; Topical
- Topic: Ministry Resources
Partially includedAbout Lesslie Newbigin
Lesslie Newbigin (1909–1998) Lesslie Newbigin was born in Newcastle-on-Tyne in the United Kingdom. He studied at Cambridge and served as staff secretary of the Student Christian Movement in Glasgow, Scotland. He studied theology at Westminster College and was ordained by the Presbytery of Edinburgh, Church of Scotland, in 1926.
In 1947, Newbigin was consecrated bishop in the Church of South India. He also served on the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches. In 1959 Newbigin became the general secretary of the International Missionary Council. He oversaw the final negotiations for the merger with the World Council of Churches. In 1962, Newbigin became the first director of the Division of World Mission and Evangelism, and associate general secretary of the World Council of Churches. He was recalled as Bishop by the Church of South Indian in 1965, where he stayed until his retirement in 1974.
Reviews
2 ratings
James Botts
11/15/2014
Very excited to see Newbigin's works come to Logos. I do wish they would've included Household of God, Unfinished Agenda, and A Walk Through the Bible to round out the scope of the package.
Ian Carmichael
11/15/2014
If you haven't got to grips with anything of Newbigin's thinking, you're missing a treat. He didn't just work up a great CV - he lived thought and communicated mission, traditionally, freshly, creatively and cogently. A shame there's only 8 of his volumes in this collection - but these ARE key works.
