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Re-membering the Reign of God

The Decolonial Witness of El Salvador's Church of the Poor

Re-membering the Reign of God

The Decolonial Witness of El Salvador's Church of the Poor

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Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
ISBN: 9781793618979
Number of Pages: 394
Published: 02/04/2024
Width: 15.1 cm
Height: 22.8 cm
What does it mean for an historically colonial church to become the “church of the poor” in a world marked by pervasive and persistent coloniality? Re-membering the Reign of God addresses this question through historical and theological reflection on the decolonial evolution of El Salvador’s ecclesial base communities (CEBs) in their own particular context of coloniality and prophetic hope. The CEBs’ witness represents a rich locus for decolonizing theology and challenging the whole church to join the church of the poor in its prophetic praxis of decolonial solidarity.

Introduction: Otro mundo es posible: Is An-Other Church Possible?
Part I: Un largo caminar: Salvadoran Salvation History
Part II: El reino de Dios es de lxs pobres: Decolonial Theological Reflection in Light of the Ecclesial Base Communities of El Salvador.
Chapter One: Sacramento histórico del reino de Dios: Decoloniality and the Eschatological Horizons of El Salvador's Church of lxs Pobres
Chapter Two: Tomamos la palabra: Decolonial Knowledge in the Salvadoran Church of lxs Pobres
Chapter Three: Celebramos la vida: Decolonial Being in the Salvadoran Church of lxs Pobres
Chapter Four: Luchamos por la justicia: Decolonial Power in the Salvadoran Church of lxs Pobres
Chapter Five: Si el grano de trigo no muere: The Challenge of Decolonial Solidarity

Elizabeth O'Donnell Gandolfo, Laurel Marshall Potter

Elizabeth O'Donnell Gandolfo is associate professor at Wake Forest School of Divinity.
Laurel Marshall Potter is a doctoral candidate at Boston College.