Reclaiming Our Roots — Volume 2 surveys five centuries of Christian history from the Reformers to the modern civil-rights era. The volume traces theological developments and institutional change from Martin Luther through movements represented by Martin Luther King.

Mark Ellingsen foregrounds perspectives often sidelined in standard narratives: Eastern Orthodoxy, Christianity in the global South, the church among minority cultures in North America, and the role of women. He treats church history as both a communal memory and a resource for theological creativity.

Each section offers suggested primary-source readings and leading questions to prompt critical engagement, making the book suitable for classroom use, study groups, and individual reflection.

Key features

• Global, ecumenical coverage across five centuries
• Attention to women, minority churches, and Eastern Orthodoxy
• Primary-source suggestions and end-of-section questions
• Written for students and scholars of church history

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