The Global Protestant Handbook

History, Theology, and Contemporary Analysis of Protestant Denominations Worldwide

English | 767 pages | ISBN‎ 978-616-629-458-3

In an era of theological confusion and denominational proliferation, this groundbreaking multi-volume resource offers clarity, context, and careful classification of over 70 Protestant traditions worldwide. From conservative Lutheran bodies preserving Reformation heritage to emerging charismatic movements reshaping global Christianity, it provides unprecedented insight into the diverse landscape of Protestant faith.

What makes this reference indispensable:

• Rigorous Classification System — Each tradition evaluated with clear theological criteria and scholarly precision
• Global Perspective — Covers not only Western Protestantism but also the explosive growth in Africa, Asia, and Latin America where most Christians now reside
• Contemporary Relevance — Features the latest statistics, recent denominational splits and mergers, and analysis of current theological debates
• Balanced Assessment — Presents each tradition’s self-understanding alongside careful theological evaluation, with academic integrity and pastoral sensitivity

From the historic confessions of Reformed churches to contemporary non-denominational expressions, from Peace Churches’ radical discipleship to Pentecostalism’s worldwide expansion—this series shows how the principle of Sola Scriptura continues to shape Christian faith in the 21st century.

Whether seminary student, pastor, scholar, or believer exploring Christianity’s diversity, this work offers the authoritative guidance needed.

The essential reference series for understanding Protestant Christianity’s past, present, and future.