Invitation to Cross-Cultural Theology : Case

Using narratives of experiences with God as source material, Dyrness sets out to discover the framework, both explicit as well as implicit, that guides the lives of five different lay communities around the world.

Preface	p. 9
Introduction: Toward a Theology of the People	p. 13
The Theology of the House Churches in China	p. 41
The Mam Indians of Guatemala	p. 65
A Catholic Folk Theology of Manila's Squatters	p. 89
An Akamba Local Theology	p. 111
An American Middle Class Local Theology	p. 129
Conclusion: Cross-Cultural Dialogue as Theological Conversation	p. 153
Appendix A: Traveling Preacher in North China	p. 170
Appendix B: Protestant Maya Text	p. 180
Bibliography	p. 188
Index	p. 194
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Invitation to Cross-Cultural Theology : Case Studies in Vernacular Theologies

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