How can we proclaim the Gospel in a Europe profoundly transformed by secularization, cultural diversity, and new religious realities? Evangelization in French-speaking Europe offers an in-depth reflection on the challenges facing churches as they seek to bear witness to Jesus Christ in the contemporary European context.
Edited by Hannes Wiher, this collective work brings together several contributors from the Evangelical Missiological Network for French-speaking Europe (REMEEF). Together, they analyze the spiritual and cultural situation of French-speaking Europe and reflect on how the Gospel can be communicated with faithfulness and relevance.
The book addresses, in particular, the issue of post-Christian Europe, the communication of the Gospel, the transcultural context, the changing religious landscape, and issues related to migration. It also invites reflection on the witness of the Church and the need for a missional commitment capable of taking context into account without losing sight of the heart of the Christian message.
More than just an assessment of the decline in religious practice, this book seeks to stimulate a missional awareness and a theological reflection on the vocation of the Church in a changing society.
A work particularly relevant for pastors, church leaders, missionaries, theology students, and all those who wish to better understand the challenges of evangelization in the French-speaking world.