Church Without Walls: Post-Soviet Baptists after the Ukrainian Revolution, 2013-14, Joshua T. Searle, 2016

valuable to the global Christianity by showing how the light of the Gospel shines not only within the church, but outside its walls in the wider society. Scarle issues a prophetic challenge to the church to recover its calling to serve the Kingdom of God through dynamic engagement in the public sphere. I pray that this lecture will be an encouragement and a Whitley Publications, clo Regent’s Park College, [Od 'sxosae POD. @ 4 Is Regent’s Park College: www.rpc.ox.ac.uk To order any College publications visit www.tpc.ox.ac.uk and select ‘Publications’. challenge to Baptists and the wider Christian community — in Ukrainc, Britain and the global church — to imagine what a ‘church without walls’ might look like and to understand God’s plan for the redemption of the nations and the reconciliation of all things.” Dr Mykhatlo Cherenkov, Vice President of Mission Eurasia and Professor at Ukrainian Catholic Universily Joshua T. Searle is Tutor in Theology and Public Thought at Spurgeon’s College, London. A Northumbrian by birth and tempcrament, he is a graduate of Oxford, Dublin and Praguc. He is the author of books and articles on millennial studics and the social theology of evangelical Christians. He serves as Chair of Mission Eurasia UK (a partner of BMS World Mission) and is a visiting professor of the Ukrainian Catholic University in Lviv. Regent’s Park College is a Permanent Private Hall of The University of Oxford.