Jione Havea is a Methodist pastor from Tonga and research fellow with Trinity Methodist Theological College (Aotearoa / New Zealand) and with the Public and Contextual Theology research centre of Charles Sturt University (Australia). He is the author of numerous books, most recently Scripture and Resistance. Theology in the Age of Empire.

• 1.Re(l)ease: Ends of Liberation - Jione Havearelease2.What Do You Do When the God of Liberation Fails to Liberate? - Miguel A. De La Torre3.Decolonising Priesthood: Affirming the Priestly Role of Women in the Hebrew Bible - Jasmine Devadason4.Hermeneutics of the Land: Evangelical Women and the Landless Workers Movement in Brazil - Angelica Tostes and Delana Corazza5.‘Seh Yuh Sorry!’: Jamaica Talks Back to the British Empire - Anna Kasafi Perkins(re)lease6.Liberation as Praxis: Structural Poverty and Public Prophetic Theology- Sithembiso S. Zwane7.‘We Can’t Stay Home, Our Children Must Eat’: African Women, Street Markets, and Survival during Covid-19 - Lilian Cheelo Siwila8.Mark’s Ochlos as Minjung: An Overseas Foreign Workers’ (OFW) Reading - Dong Hyeon Jeong9.Post-Trauma Narrative: A Path to Liberation in the Bible and Beyond - Diana Paulding10.Post-Liberation, Stress, and African Youth - Thandi Soko-de Jong(rel)ease11.Our Practices Preach: The Church-Industrial Complex and The United Church of Christ - Sheryl Johnson12.Liberation at the Cusp of Apocalypse: A Small Move from Making More to Making Beauty - S. Lily Mendoza13.Being Moved: Pina Bausch’s Incarnational Dance and Divine Desire’s Queer Choreography - Ángel F. Méndez-Montoya14.Liberation of Things: Accessing to the Agency of Thing - Iljoon Parkunending15.freedom is for freeing - Michael N. JagessarContributorsIndex

"In theology, much-needed material turns are gaining some ground, counteracting centuries of the dominance of disembodied ideas. In this volume, attention to everyday lives and struggles adds depth and complexity to the ongoing work of liberation theologies. "

Jione Havea is a Methodist pastor from Tonga and research fellow with Trinity Methodist Theological College (Aotearoa / New Zealand) and with the Public and Contextual Theology research centre of Charles Sturt University (Australia). He is the author of numerous books, most recently Scripture and Resistance. Theology in the Age of Empire.

• 1.Re(l)ease: Ends of Liberation - Jione Havearelease2.What Do You Do When the God of Liberation Fails to Liberate? - Miguel A. De La Torre3.Decolonising Priesthood: Affirming the Priestly Role of Women in the Hebrew Bible - Jasmine Devadason4.Hermeneutics of the Land: Evangelical Women and the Landless Workers Movement in Brazil - Angelica Tostes and Delana Corazza5.‘Seh Yuh Sorry!’: Jamaica Talks Back to the British Empire - Anna Kasafi Perkins(re)lease6.Liberation as Praxis: Structural Poverty and Public Prophetic Theology- Sithembiso S. Zwane7.‘We Can’t Stay Home, Our Children Must Eat’: African Women, Street Markets, and Survival during Covid-19 - Lilian Cheelo Siwila8.Mark’s Ochlos as Minjung: An Overseas Foreign Workers’ (OFW) Reading - Dong Hyeon Jeong9.Post-Trauma Narrative: A Path to Liberation in the Bible and Beyond - Diana Paulding10.Post-Liberation, Stress, and African Youth - Thandi Soko-de Jong(rel)ease11.Our Practices Preach: The Church-Industrial Complex and The United Church of Christ - Sheryl Johnson12.Liberation at the Cusp of Apocalypse: A Small Move from Making More to Making Beauty - S. Lily Mendoza13.Being Moved: Pina Bausch’s Incarnational Dance and Divine Desire’s Queer Choreography - Ángel F. Méndez-Montoya14.Liberation of Things: Accessing to the Agency of Thing - Iljoon Parkunending15.freedom is for freeing - Michael N. JagessarContributorsIndex

"In theology, much-needed material turns are gaining some ground, counteracting centuries of the dominance of disembodied ideas. In this volume, attention to everyday lives and struggles adds depth and complexity to the ongoing work of liberation theologies. "

Jione Havea is a Methodist pastor from Tonga and research fellow with Trinity Methodist Theological College (Aotearoa / New Zealand) and with the Public and Contextual Theology research centre of Charles Sturt University (Australia). He is the author of numerous books, most recently Scripture and Resistance. Theology in the Age of Empire.

• 1.Re(l)ease: Ends of Liberation - Jione Havearelease2.What Do You Do When the God of Liberation Fails to Liberate? - Miguel A. De La Torre3.Decolonising Priesthood: Affirming the Priestly Role of Women in the Hebrew Bible - Jasmine Devadason4.Hermeneutics of the Land: Evangelical Women and the Landless Workers Movement in Brazil - Angelica Tostes and Delana Corazza5.‘Seh Yuh Sorry!’: Jamaica Talks Back to the British Empire - Anna Kasafi Perkins(re)lease6.Liberation as Praxis: Structural Poverty and Public Prophetic Theology- Sithembiso S. Zwane7.‘We Can’t Stay Home, Our Children Must Eat’: African Women, Street Markets, and Survival during Covid-19 - Lilian Cheelo Siwila8.Mark’s Ochlos as Minjung: An Overseas Foreign Workers’ (OFW) Reading - Dong Hyeon Jeong9.Post-Trauma Narrative: A Path to Liberation in the Bible and Beyond - Diana Paulding10.Post-Liberation, Stress, and African Youth - Thandi Soko-de Jong(rel)ease11.Our Practices Preach: The Church-Industrial Complex and The United Church of Christ - Sheryl Johnson12.Liberation at the Cusp of Apocalypse: A Small Move from Making More to Making Beauty - S. Lily Mendoza13.Being Moved: Pina Bausch’s Incarnational Dance and Divine Desire’s Queer Choreography - Ángel F. Méndez-Montoya14.Liberation of Things: Accessing to the Agency of Thing - Iljoon Parkunending15.freedom is for freeing - Michael N. JagessarContributorsIndex

"In theology, much-needed material turns are gaining some ground, counteracting centuries of the dominance of disembodied ideas. In this volume, attention to everyday lives and struggles adds depth and complexity to the ongoing work of liberation theologies. "