Introduction: The Role of Ecclesiology in (Systematic) Theology 7(10) Part One: Ecclesiological Traditions The Church as an Icon of the Trinity: Eastern Orthodox Ecclesiology 17(9) The Church as the People of God: Roman Catholic Ecclesiology 26(13) The Church as Just and Sinful: Lutheran Ecclesiology 39(11) The Church as Covenant: Reformed Ecclesiology 50(9) The Church as the Fellowship of Believers: Free Church Ecclesiologies 59(9) The Church in the Power of the Spirit: Pentecostal/Charismatic Ecclesiologies 68(11) The Church as One: The Ecumenical Movement Ecclesiologies 79(16) Part Two: Leading Contemporary Ecclesiologists John Zizioulas: Communion Ecclesiology 95(8) Hans Kung: Charismatic Ecclesiology 103(10) Wolfhart Pannenberg: Universal Ecclesiology 113(13) Jurgen Moltmann: Messianic Ecclesiology 126(8) Miroslav Volf: Participatory Ecclesiology 134(8) James McClendon Jr.: Baptist Ecclesiology 142(9) Lesslie Newbigin: Missionary Ecclesiology 151(16) Concluding Reflections on Leading Ecclesiologists 160(7) Part Three: Contextual Ecclesiologies The Non-Church Movement in Asia 167(8) Base Ecclesial Communities in Latin America 175(9) The Feminist Church 184(10) African Independent Churches' Ecclesiology 194(8) The Shepherding Movement's Renewal Ecclesiology 202(9) ``A World Church'' 211(10) The Post-Christian Church as ``Another City'' 221(10) Epilogue: Ecclesiological Challenges for the Third Millennium 231(3) Names Index 234(3) Subject Index 237