Congregation-to-Congregation Relationship

Samuel Broomfield Reeves, Jr. is Adjunct Instructor at Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary, Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa and Co-Pastor of Madison Square Church, Grand Rapids, Michigan. The author holds a Doctor of Ministry Degree from Princeton Theological Seminary.

• Chapter 1 Maps of Africa (Liberia) and United States (Michigan) Chapter 2 Foreword Chapter 3 Preface Chapter 4 Acknowledgments Chapter 5 Introduction Chapter 6 Theological Implications and Project Foundation Chapter 7 Historical Background and Social Context Chapter 8 Focus in Time: Participants' Perceptions and Experiences Chapter 9 Next Steps: Ministry Opportunities and Other Implications for the Future Chapter 10 Conclusion Chapter 11 Epilogue Chapter 12 Appendices Chapter 13 Bibliography Chapter 14 Author Biographical Sketch Chapter 15 Index

Dr. Samuel Reeves has written a profound, refreshing and penetrating book about how faith, mingled with a daring outreach agenda and mixed with a caring disposition, can nurture cross-cultural contacts, interactions and relationships in its search for good news. One church in the U.S. and another faith community in Liberia, both bearing very dissimilar histories, contextual challenges and even social, political and cultural vibes, took the initiative to envision the possible while identifying the common good found when limits are transcended, hearts opened and minds tackled by the working of God.