Keyhole Missiology: THE ROLE OF METHODIST WOMEN AND THEIR SUCCESSORS ORGANIZED FOR MISSION

Keyhole Missiology is a tribute to 125 years of mission study texts— a legacy built by generations of women standing on the shoulders of those who came before them. Part celebration, part call to action, it honors the faithful members of United Women in Faith, their Methodist foremothers, and ecumenical sisters who nurtured mission education from camp meetings to Mission u, forming what became the church’s “university without walls.”With rich narratives and historical insights, Keyhole Missiology offers glimpses of selected texts and invites readers to peer through the keyholes of time into rooms fi lled with vibrant, challenging, and evolving understandings of Christian mission. As we mark this milestone 125th anniversary, the text offers more than a retrospective; it positions this history in our current moment—where Christianity once studied in distant lands now lives among us through immigrant communities, reshaping faith in a post-Christian West.This edition is 6x9". Read more