Stuart Murray Boeken

The book explores the profound cultural shifts in Western societies, particularly the concept of "post-Christendom," which challenges the traditional role and mission of the church. As familiar societal landmarks fade, it prompts critical questions about the future of faith and community in an uncertain landscape. Observers grapple with the implications of these changes, seeking to understand the emerging realities that will shape spiritual life moving forward.

During the past century the advance of secularism, the growth of other religious communities and the decline of the churches have combined to reduce the size and influence of the Christian community. Christians are now members of a minority religious community in a plural society. How is this diminished status to be understood in a global and historical context, within the purposes of God? What institutional changes are required? What psychological and emotional adjustments are needed in communities that have a corporate memory of majority status, privilege and influence? What hopes and expectations should be encouraged? What strategies should be adopted? A Vast Minority explores the challenges and opportunities we face. - Publisher

Exploring the intersection of sport and international relations, this book examines how athletic events and activities influence diplomatic relationships and global politics. It highlights key examples and case studies that illustrate the power of sports in fostering cooperation, cultural exchange, and conflict resolution among nations. With a focus on accessibility, it provides insights into how sports serve as a platform for dialogue and understanding in the complex arena of international affairs.

The narrative centers on George Washington's poignant farewell to his loyal officers at Fraunces Tavern in New York City on December 4, 1783, following the Revolutionary War's conclusion. Each officer's individual experiences and contributions to the fight for liberty are vividly depicted through a series of engaging vignettes, highlighting both the emotional depth of their parting and the triumphs of their shared struggle. The book is complemented by period illustrations that enhance the historical context.

Dr. Stuart Murray challenges the modern practice of tithing by asserting its biblical roots while arguing it lacks a Christian foundation. His radical examination unveils unexpected conclusions about the relevance and application of tithing today, prompting readers to reconsider its significance in contemporary faith practices.

Focusing on the intersection of theology and practical application, this book offers church planters a framework to understand the importance of missiology and ecclesiology in their work. Through thoughtful exploration, it encourages readers to develop a deeper theological foundation for effective church planting, making it an essential resource for those engaged in or considering this mission.

Combining medical, historical, and cultural perspectives, this book offers a comprehensive understanding of autism. It explores scientific research, including genetics and neuroscience, and discusses diagnosis and therapy. Additionally, it traces the historical evolution of autism from psychiatric views to the rise of advocacy and neurodiversity. The book also examines contemporary narratives in fiction and media. Written in accessible language, it serves students, medical practitioners, and general readers, aiming to clarify the complexities and misconceptions surrounding autism.

This important report provides a comprehensive look at the health of the Murray River and its surrounding ecosystems, as well as recommendations for how to best manage this vital resource. A must-read for anyone interested in environmental management and policy.

Exploring the emergence of Anabaptist communities in the UK, the book identifies twelve practices that reflect a modern Anabaptist vision, addressing contemporary issues like consumerism, truth in a post-truth era, and individualism. Author Stuart Murray highlights how these practices can inspire new Christian expressions amidst cultural shifts. The narrative is enriched with real-life accounts from ministry leaders, offering insights into applying Anabaptist principles in diverse contexts. This work serves as a resource for those seeking to engage in radical discipleship today.

Inspired by FDR's "Four Freedoms" speech, a series of paintings by Rockwell is paired with the full text of the speech, original essays that accompanied the art in the Saturday Evening Post, and patriotic essays.