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What does the evangelical movement stand for? In the twenty-first century the term has become highly contested. In August 2024, the Fellowship of European Evangelical Theologians met for its biennial conference in cooperation with the European Evangelical Alliance to explore evangelical identity in Europe with particular emphasis on unity in diversity. This collection of essays, and invited additional chapters, was presented by national leaders and experts from across Europe. Addressing pertinent issues for the movement in their diverse contexts, the authors develop an evangelical theology, outline the movement's history and current circumstances, and provide sociological analyses of evangelicals. This timely and important book shapes the future of evangelicalism, reminding its readers that what lies at the heart of it, no matter the location, is faithfulness to the gospel of Jesus Christ and rejoicing in the good news that it brings to humanity.

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PIETER J. LALLEMAN has a PhD from Groningen University, Netherlands, and is an ordained Baptist minister. He serves as the editor of the European Journal of Theology and for twenty years lectured in biblical studies at Spurgeon's College, London, UK, where he was also the academic dean. FRANK HINKELMANN has a PhD from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands and is rector of the Martin Bucer Seminar, Germany, as well as a professor at the Interdisciplinary School of Doctoral Studies, Aurel Vlaicu University, Romania.

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