Studies in World Christianity 22.2

Beyond the Binary of East and West

Studies in World Christianity

However hard it tries, scholarship in world Christianity does not find it easy to escape the grip of the long-standing historical binary of East and West. The Christianities of Asia, Africa, and even Latin America are still often labelled as ‘non-Western’, as if their multiple identities consist primarily in their shared departure from the implicit default setting of European or North American Christianity. The four articles in this issue of Studies in World Christianity analyse aspects of Asian Christianity Continue reading

Yale-Edinburgh Group 2016 Programme

In a few weeks’ time (23-25 June 2016), the Yale-Edinburgh Group on the History of the Missionary Movement and World Christianity will be holding its 2016 annual meeting in the University of Edinburgh. The theme, ‘Responses to Missions: Appropriations, Revisions, and Rejections’, has drawn a strong number of excellent papers covering an impressive number of topics:

Papers from our 2015 meeting have recently been published in Studies in World Christianity 22.1, and a selection of this year’s papers will likewise be published in a future issue of the journal.