Can "white" people be saved?: triangulating race, theology, and mission

Introduction: Race and Missiology in Glocal Perspective / Johnny Ram̕rez-Johnson and Love L. Sechrest

Part I: Race and Place at the Dawn of Modernity

Can White People Be Saved? Reflections on the Relationship of Missions and Whiteness / Willie James Jennings

Decolonizing Salvation / Andrea Smith

Part II: Race and The Colonial Enterprise

Christian Debates on Race, Theology, and Mission in India / Daniel Jeyaraj

Ambivalent Modalities: Mission, Race, and the African Factor / Akintunde Akinade with Clifton R. Clarke

Part III: Race and Mission to Latin America

Siempre Lo Mismo: Theology, Rhetoric, and Broken Praxis / Elizabeth Conde-Frazier

Constructing Race in Puerto Rico: The Colonial Legacy of Christianity and Empires, 1510- 910 / Angel D. Santiago-Vendrell

Part IV: Race in North America Between and Beyond Black-and-White

The End of "Mission": Christian Witness and the Decentering of White Identity / Andrew T. Draper

Community, Mission, and Race: A Missiological Meaning of Martin Luther King Jr.'s Beloved Community for Racial Relationships and Identity Politics / Hak Joon Lee

"The Spirit of God Was Hovering over the Waters": Pressing Past Racialization in the Decolonial Missionary Context; or, Why Asian American Christians Should Give Up Their Spots at Harvard / Jonathan Tran

Part V: Scriptural Reconsiderations and Ethnoracial Hermeneutics

Intercultural Communication Skills for a Missiology of Interdependent Mutuality / Johnny Ram̕rez-Johnson

"Humbled Among the Nations": Matthew 15:21-28 in Antiracist Womanist Missiological Engagement / Love L. Sechrest

Conclusion: Mission After Colonialism and Whiteness: The Pentecost Witness of the "Perpetual Foreigner" for the Third Millennium / Amos Yong

Epilogue: A Letter from the Archdemon of Racialization to Her Angels in the United States / Erin Dufault-Hunter.