International Conversations

istian faith is faced with many challenges in the areas of leadership, worship, women in ministry, violence vs. nonviolence, etc. The Christian faith is also finding itself surrounded more than ever before by other religious faiths. The question is: How do we approach these challenges and turn them into opportunities for constructive conversations that will, hopefully, lead to us being good listeners and good conversation partners? In our attempt to engage in conversation, can we examine some of the traditional answers that historical Christianity has provided over the two centuries to the new and emerging questions of the 21st Century?