Books on mission and missiology, including general missionary studies, missionary history, theology of mission, and biographies of important missionaries.
A collection of biographical studies of nine key figures, European and Chinese, in the growth and development of the Protestant Church in China.
The biography of one of the greatest cricketers of his time, who became a missionary and founded the Worldwide Evangelisation Crusade.
A biography of Catherine Booth, examining an often overlooked aspect of her legacy – her role in shaping the theological outlook of the Salvation Army.
A comprehensive history of the Salvation Army in Rhodesia-Zimbabwe, from the era of Victorian colonisation to the aftermath of the liberation struggle.
An inter-disciplinary study of the phenomenon of liminality and its relevance to theology, worship and mission.
The story of John Ashley, the 19th-century priest who founded the Bristol Channel Mission, the innovative maritime service that became the Mission to Seafarers.
A social history of the churches' missions to fishermen in Britain, charting their successes and setbacks from the nineteenth century onwards.
A re-examination of the Pocahontas story, probing self-serving myths to reveal a complex tale that sheds light on the interplay between mission and culture.