I think you may know of the book, Mission as Transformation by Vinay Samuel and Chris Sugden – which is a collection of 25 articles, conference reports and papers documenting the last 25 years of Evangelical work on the theme of transformation and wholism in mission.
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Walking With the Poor: Principles and Practices of Transformational Development, by Bryant L. Myers
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The purpose of the book in Myers’ own words "is to describe a proposal for understanding the principles and practice of transformational development (positive material, social and spiritual change) from a Christian perspective. It is my intention to try to bring together the basic streams of thinking and experience. The best of the principles and practice of the international development community needs to be integrated with the thinking and experience of Christian relief and development nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). Then these two streams of experience need to be informed and shaped by a biblical framework for transformational development."
Good News and Good Works: A Theology for the Whole Gospel, by Ronald J. Sider
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Promotes an authentic, biblical faith and suggests ways to combine evangelism with social action for effective witness in today’s world.
Gospel, Culture and Transformation, by Chris Sugden
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"Mission as Transformation" has become a mainstream definition of mission in orthodox Christian circles, especially in the Two-Thirds World and among those involved with ministry to the poor. Gospel, Culture and Transformation explores the practice of mission especially in relation to transforming cultures and communities. This stirring book studies mission in the context of the work of leading Indian mission theologian, Canon Dr. Vinay Samuel.
The Disenchantment of the World
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by Marcel Gauchet (Author), Oscar Burge (Translator), Charles Taylor (Foreword) THE MOST noteworthy feature of this backward entrance is that it began by being radical, was relativized, opened up, and then to a certain extent…

