Guillermo Cook Knihy

Focusing on the role of Base Ecclesial Communities in Latin America, this work examines their significance through a Protestant lens. It explores how these communities engage with social justice, faith, and grassroots activism, highlighting their impact on both local and broader religious landscapes. The author discusses theological implications, the intersection of poverty and spirituality, and the transformative potential of these grassroots movements in addressing the needs of the marginalized. This analysis provides valuable insights into the dynamics of faith and community in challenging socio-economic contexts.

"Much have been said about the Mayas, but they have not been allowed to speak for themselves". This collection of original articles by indigenous Mesoamericans - in counterpoint with the insights of social scientists - makes a significant contribution to intercultural and religious dialogue.