Latin American Theology from the Ground Up: A Study in the Lived Experiences of the Nicaraguan Church

Building a theological framework requires not only careful and robust engagement with ideas, but also deep attention to the social, economic, and cultural contexts in which faith takes shape.

What happens when theology emerges not from academic ivory towers but from the struggles and triumphs of everyday faith communities?

In Latin American Theology from the Ground Up, scholar and theologian Norlan Josué Hernández Blandón offers readers an ethnographic study that explores how real pastors and...