"This cooperative effort of three rising scholars in Christian education provides new insights for both theory and practice in global perspective. This is a pathbreaking work for the mission of faithfully honoring and fostering the multicultural kingdom of God in our churches, classrooms, and communities." -- Robert W. Pazmio, Andover Newton Theological School "Brilliantly engages us with the question of how communities of faith might live authentically in the kingdom of God while defying the racism, classism, and sexism of North American culture. This book calls us to address the issues of race, class, gender, and ethnicity with those preparing for church leadership in theological education." -- Evelyn L. Parker, Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University