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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MISSIOLOGY SERIES vol. 69
Jay Moon invites readers to adopt and practice a “missional imagination” in their Christian ministry. Moon argues for this alternative to dominant social paradigms that have separated sacred and secular, private and public, transcendent and immanent. With decades of experience in foreign and domestic missions and congregational development, Moon offers specific practices in evangelism, discipleship, and mission that can spark and enliven our participation in the Reign of God today.
W. Jay Moon is a professor of evangelism and church planting, Asbury Theological Seminary. He served as a missionary for thirteen years, primarily in Ghana. He is a pastor at Shadowland Community Church, Nicholasville, KY, and is actively engaged in ministries and businesses that require missional imagination.
