In Night Shift:Crossing the Cultural Line for the Kingdom, missional expert Howard Kenyon tells how we as believers are all on a mission to cross cultural lines for the kingdom, even in the darkest night. We can apply our age-old mandate in an indifferent, skeptical and even hostile environment. We do so by embracing biblical cross-cultural models and becoming agents of blessing. Designed for classroom teaching and small group study as well as individual reading, Night Shift sets out to help all believers navigate the uncharted waters of the twenty-first century.  This book is a must read for professional and beginner alike.

In three parts, Night Shift address the mission of the church, the process of declaring and demonstrating the good news across cultural lines, and the nature of doing so "at night," when traditional methods do not work.  The "night shift," Dr. Kenyon explains, means working in secular environments averse to the believer's message as well as serving in what are often called "closed" or "creative access" locations.  The book is filled with biblical principles and practical applications.  Each chapter concludes with a case study, summary points, reflection questions and action steps.