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A Review of “Contextualizing Theological Education”

sources utilizing numerous libraries and archives. His documentation is impressive. His footnotes along with a substantial bibliography will serve as a helpful guide for other historians who have an interest in examining Baptist education in the North American context. There are a few typographical errors in the book, such as the consistent misspelling of “Whitsitt.” Also, the author fails to point out a recent development at Bacone College. It is identified as a junior college, but it became a four-year liberal arts college several years ago. Nonetheless, these are small matters given the scope of the entire work.