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Missional University Press seeks to advance the work of Missional University by connecting excellence in research, scholarship, and education to Christian believers worldwide. We publish peer-reviewed journals, research monographs, academic reference books, textbooks, and general interest books for vocational and lay leaders in Christian service. Publishing authors from around the world, MU Press seeks and acquires manuscripts that inspire, encourage, and equip Christian believers for roles in missional ministry with a focus on intercultural studies, world religions, missional ministry, community ministry, communication, and theological studies.
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MONOGRAPHS
A nonserial publication on a single subject of an aspect of a subject by a single or multiple authors
COMPENDIA
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JOURNALS
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COMMONS
Collection of student and faculty created content that is freely available to all
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MISSIONAL THEOLOGY
Works that articulate and use biblical principles and perspectives to inform and direct missional living and practice in personal, vocational and community settings.
MISSIONAL PRACTICE
Works that enable readers to understand the mission of God, join His redemptive mission in the world, and seek practical ways to live out that mission as a lifestyle.
CONTEXTUAL AWARENESS
Works that enable readers to follow the teachings of Jesus by living incarnationally in their communities with a clear understanding of the sociocultural environment.
INTERCULTURAL FOCUS
Works that enable readers to acknowledge the influence of ethnocentrism, build mutual understanding, and nurture interpersonal relationships and cultural sensitivity, and develop intercultural professionalism.
PRACTICAL ETHOS
Works that inform readers how to function professionally and missionally by applying critical thinking skills; communicating effectively with diverse audiences; advocating for biblical justice and righteousness.
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Works that inform readers to expand professionalism in their academic field represented by an ensemble of appropriate skills, knowledge, qualities and attitudes that also furthers the mission of God in the world.
MUP READER TESTIMONIALS
Why I Refused to Become an Illegal Alien is a compelling story that will not disappoint. The author offers a cautionary warning to the country to take a deeper and closer look at the issues at hand and to provide real solutions now -- to do more than simply relieve the [often self-impsed] suffering of immigrants by taking a stand for truth and justice.
The challenge of communicating the historic Christian faith to a post-Christian generation can be complex and daunting. Amandola has developed an excellent resource for this specific task.
In Facing the Change, Terry Coy sets out to provide a text that will realistically address the issues of the Christian church and spur the reader to think biblically about the challenge of missions and to act boldly for Christ amid a changing culture.
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