economic ideals, placing ultimate value on market-driven and profit-driven motives, are the chief shapers of Western culture. Simply put, Christianity is not the center of the Western experience, “and we find ourselves standing in the middle of a newly emerging mission field” (Tennent 2010, 11). Second is the movement of Christianity to the periphery of Western culture and the simultaneous emergence of a vibrant Christianity in the Majority World,1 challenging the “West-reaches-the-rest” missiological