Spring 2010 · Vol. 39 No. 1
From the Editor: The Emerging Church: Critiques and Appreciations
Vic Froese
1–2
The Air is Not Quite Fresh: Emerging Church Ecclesiology
Paul Doerksen
3–18
Anabaptism and Emergence: Collision or Convergence
Alan Stucky
19–31
The Emergent Church: A Methodological Critique
Travis I. Barbour
Nicholas E. Toews
32–40
Can Mennonite Brethren Be Missional?
Tim Neufeld
41–55
The Heart of God in the Heart of the City: Missional Vocation and the Urban Congregation
Cory L. Seibel
56–70
Ancient Monasticism and the Anabaptist Future: A Tale of Two Reformers
Leonard Hjalmarson
71–83
Education and Entrepreneurship: A Personal Journey
Arthur Wiebe
84–96
Ministry Compass
Why I Can’t Write an Article on the Emergent Church
Rick Bartlett
97–105
Recommended Reading
The Emerging Church: A Select Bibliography
106–112
Book Reviews
Phyllis Tickle,
The Great Emergence: How Christianity is Changing and Why
113–115
Alan J. Roxburgh and M. Scott Boren,
Introducing the Missional Church: What It Is, Why It Matters, How to Become One
Michael VandenEnden
115–117
T. D. Regehr,
A Generation of Vigilance: The Lives and Work of Johannes and Tina Harder
Brian Froese
117–119
Peter J. Klassen,
Mennonites in Early Modern Poland and Prussia
Steven Schroeder
119–120
Rod Janzen,
Paul Tschetter: The Story of a Hutterite Immigrant Leader, Pioneer, and Pastor
John J. Friesen
121–123
ed. Sandor Goodhart, Tom Ryba, Jørgen Jørgensen, and James Williams,
For René Girard: Essays in Friendship and in Truth
Grant Poettcker
123–125
Wendell J. Loewen,
Beyond Me: Grounding Youth Ministry in God’s Story
Rob Rhea
125–127
Steven “Reece” Friesen,
Pax Avalon: Confliction Revolution
Richard Rempel
Current Research
129–135
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