Real Christian Fellowship (Yoder for Everyone) - Softcover

John Howard Yoder (1927–97) taught ethics and theology as a professor at Notre Dame University and Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary and was perhaps the most well-known Mennonite theologian in the twentieth century. Widely sought around the world as a theological educator, ethicist, and interpreter of biblical pacifism, he is best known for his study on The Politics of Jesus.
John C. Nugent (PhD) is Professor of Old Testament at Great Lakes Christian College. In addition to serving as head editor of the Yoder for Everyone series, he is the author of The Politics of Yahweh (Cascade Books, 2011) and the editor of The End of Sacrifice (Herald Press, 2011) and Radical Ecumenicity (ACU Press, 2010). John also coordinates the John Howard Yoder Indexing Project, serves as a consulting editor for the Stone-Campbell Journal, and writes Bible lesson commentaries for Standard Publishing. His website is www.walkandword.com.
Branson L. Parler (PhD, Calvin Theological Seminary) is associate professor of theological studies at Kuyper College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Branson is the author of Things Hold Together: John Howard Yoder’s Trinitarian Theology of Culture (Herald Press, 2012). He is a also co-editor of the Yoder for Everyone series and works on the John Howard Yoder Index Project (www.yoderindex.com). In addition, he writes a regular column for ThinkChristian, a digital magazine. His website is www.bransonparler.com.

"One of the greatest Christian theologians of all time made accessible to folks who don’t use words like eschatology and hermeneutics. This series is a gift to the world, and hopefully it will help us build a better one." —Shane Claiborne, author of The Irresistible Revolution

"Many years after his death, John Howard Yoder’s vision of Christian community remains timely, poignant and insightful. Real Christian Fellowship, which makes Yoder’s writings on community available to a broader audience, is an essential book as we seek to cultivate deeper and more faithful churches amidst the individualism and consumerism of our times."—C. Christopher Smith, coauthor of Slow Church and founding editor of The Englewood Review of Books

"This book is full of wonderful surprises—teachings by John Yoder that are quite new to us, who thought we knew his work well. Many thanks to the editors who faithfully and effectively gathered these materials together!"—Marva J. Dawn, theologian, author, speaker