Spring 1988 · Vol. 17 No. 1

Faith and Ethnicity

From the Editors: Faith and Ethnicity	Allen R. Guenther	2
Ethnicity and the Mennonite Brethren: Issues and Responses	John H. Redekop	3–16
Social Science Theory and A People Apart: Some Considerations	Miriam E. Warner	17–29
Mennonite Brethren in Three Countries: Comparative Profiles of an Ethno-Religious Tradition	Robert Enns Al Dueck	30–59
The Particular and the Universal in the Old Testament	Elmer A. Martens	60–66
Assimilation in Israel: Actual and Ideal	Allen R. Guenther	67–72
Jesus and Ethnicity	Tim Geddert	73–77
One New Humanity: Ethnicity in Paul	John E. Toews	78–80
Doing Mission with a Universal Gospel and Cultural Diversity	Frances F. Hiebert	81–86
Ethnicity and Evangelism in the Mennonite Brethren Church	Paul G. Hiebert	87–102
Theological Response to Ethnicity in the Modern World	Delbert L. Wiens	103–17
Book Reviews
Orlando Harms, The Journey of a Church	Richard Kyle	118–19
Historical Endnotes	Ken Reddig	120