Daniel R. Sanchez
CONTACT
EDUCATION
Doctor of Philosophy in Missiology, Oxford University Centre for Mission Studies, 1991
Dissertation: An interdisciplinary approach to theological contextualisation with special reference to Hispanic Americans
Doctor of Ministry, Fuller Theological Seminary, 1979
Master of Divinity, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1966
Bachelor of Arts, Howard Payne University, 1962
RESEARCH INTEREST
Dr. Sánchez is interested in research in missiology, theological contextualization, Hispanic ministry and church planting, and ministry among Roman Catholics.
Dr. Sanchez serves as distinguished professor emeritus of missions in the Roy J. Fish School of Evangelism and Missions. Dr. Sanchez has taught at Southwestern for almost 40 years. Prior to his tenure at Southwestern, Dr. Sanchez served as a missionary in Panama, a church planter, and as the evangelism director and state missions director of the Baptist Convention of New York.
Dr. Sanchez has published in both Spanish in English in Missiology and Theology. In addition to his writings, he has lectured and taught in numerous countries in central and south America, Europe, and Asia. He is married to Tamera and they attend Meadowridge Church in Fort Worth.
Church Planter (started two churches)
Missionary, Republic of Panama
Assistant Director, Home Mission Board
Evangelism Director, Baptist Convention of New York
State Missions Director, Baptist Convention of New York
SPANISH PUBLICATIONS
Iglesia: Crecimiento y Cultura [Church: Growth and Culture], Convention Press, 1993.
Doctrina del Fin [Doctrine of the Last Things], Convention Press, 1993.
Cómo Testificar a sus Amigos Católicos, 1999.
Testifiquemos a Nuestros Amigos, 2000.
Cómo Plantar Iglesias en el Siglo XXI, Casa Bautista de Publicaciones, 2001.
"Ministering Among Hispanic Americans," in Wesley Balda, ed., Heirs of the Same Promise.
"Meeting the Hispanic World," in Meeting the World, New Hope, 1992.
"Strategies for Starting Churches" and "Contextualization and the Missionary Endeavor," in John Mark Terry, Ebbie Smith, and Justice Anderson, eds., Missiology, Broadman Press, 1998.
"Contextualization in the Hermeneutical Process," in Bruce Corley, Steve Lemke, and Grant Lovejoy, eds., Biblical Hermeneutics, Broadman Press, 2002.
"Starting Churches in the Hispanic Community," in Richard Harris, ed., Reaching a Nation Through Church Planting, North American Mission Board, 2002.
Home Missions Magazines
Evangelical Missions Quarterly
Baptist Men’s Journal
Urban Review
Missiology: An International Review