Part One Contextualization and case studies
Part Two Christians and other Faiths
A Letter from Claire: A Case Study in Accomodation
Roberto de Nobili: Hinduism and Christianity
Funeral for Noriko-San: Buddhism and Christianity
"What's the matter, Abdaraman?": Islam and Christianity
"What kind of God would let this happen?" Judaism and Christianity
"Build your church here": Primal religion and Christianity
Part Three Current Issues in Christian Mission
The Call: The question of the "Missionary Calling"
"I want to be a Priest": Ordination of a National lay worker
Initiation: Contextualization and primal Religion
"You must purify this house!": Contextualization and Primal Religion
"Don't come over and help us!": Contextualization and syncretism
"Should I accept?": Contextualization and syncretism
"Should I baptize them...now?": Contextualization and multiple wives
Singing the Lord's Song: Contextualization and Church Music
"Phyllis Crowder is pregnant": Missionary Morality
"Come, Holy Spirit(s)": ecumenism and the Gospel
Asia Resources, Inc.: Entrepreneurism and Mission
"I was in prison..." Gospel and politics in Iran Jaya
Appendixes

The case study method has revolutionized higher education, becoming the favored technique of presenters who want to help groups entertain options outside their normal repertory of programmed responses. Neely has adapted this educational tool to the study of cross-cultural ministries and mission.