David and Annemie Bosch were close friends, colleagues, and co-belligerents with Michael Cassidy in bringing the Christian faith to relevantly address the missiological, social and political needs of South Africa between the seventies and the nineties. David was a source of great encouragement to Michael and others until his tragic death in 1992.
He worked particularly closely with Michael and African Enterprise on SACLA I (South African Christian Leadership Assembly) in 1979, and NIR (National Initiative for Reconciliation) in 1975, and helped deepen Michael’s thinking on contextual mission and evangelism. His greatest book, Transforming Mission: Paradigm Shifts in Theology of Mission, is arguably the finest book on Christian Mission in modern times.
Recommended Reading:
- Transforming Mission
- Witness to the World: The Christian Mission in Theological Perspective
- Believing in the Future: Toward a Missiology of Western Culture
- A Spirituality of the Road
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