Next Issue
The next issue of Didaskalia is on the theme of “Ministry in the Prairies.”
Contents
Essays
- “We May not Be Big, but We’re Small: Church in the Prairies” – Randall Holm
- “Social Credit and Social Gospel: Political Bibles and the Great Depression” – Brian Froese
- “How the Canadian Prairies Invited an Expansive, Risk-taking Experiment in Ministry, 1880-1912” – Peter Bush
- “The Holy Hush in Our Backyards: Family Violence and the Church” – Val Hiebert
From the Front Lines
- “Ministry in a Field” – Randall Friesen
- “He Asked for a Pastor…” – David R. Johnson
- “Pastoring a Small Prairie Church” – Edmund Neufeld
- “People of the Land” – C.A. Salstrom
- “Frontier Ministry” – Paul Blair
- “What is a Prison Chaplain Worth?” – Hank Dixon
- “Counselling the People of the Prairies” – Heather Tomes
From the Pulpit to the Lectern
- “How Good News Begins” – Nate Wall-Bowering
- “There May Be No Vision, but God Still Speaks” – Matthew Brough
- “Does Jesus Hate Pigs?” – Michael Gilmour
- “Preaching on the Prairies” – Blayne A. Banting
Book Reviews
- Creating the Canon: Composition, Controversy, and the Authority of the New Testament by Benjamine R. Laird – David Johnson
- Doctrine and Scripture in Early Christianity by Frances M. Young – David Johnson
- Theological Education: Principles and Practices of a Competency-Based Approach by Kenton C. Anderson and Gregory J. Henson – Rod Casey
- Mortal Goods: Reimagining Christian Political Duty by Ephraim Radner – Robert J. Dean
- Ministry Matters: Pastors, Their Life and Work Today by Michael Plekon – Joseph Fiorentino
- Beyond the Wager: The Brillance of Blaise Pascal by Douglas Groothuis – Cody Osask
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