Chapter from the book "Power and identity in the Global Church" using material from the study of Thai Christians and Thai Bhuddist conversions to Christianity in light of the apostle Paul's missiological and theological struggles in his own context, to suggest some of the difficulties in distinguishing between contextualization and syncretism and to argue that missionaries need to avoid being overly directive in the attempt to shape the contextualization of local churches.
Short entry about the sixth Prince (chao luang) of Chiang Mai after Chiang Mai was freed from Burmese rule. He played a key role in the early history of the Loas Mission
This study deals with Christian revival and specifically Christian revival in the Presbyterian Church of Thailand. It is an in-depth ecclesiological analysis and evaluation of the Thai revival through John Sung's campaigns of 1938-1939.
Article about the difficultly explaining the gospel to a Thai Buddhist. One of the author's key point is focusing on the exclusive differences between Theravada Buddhism and Christianity will not be fruitful in a Thai context
This paper describes the Thai religious practice of Tom Boon and how it is connected to a form of Christian merit that has been imported by Western Christianity. A Biblical argument is then made against this form of Christianity along with a suggested solution.