Introduction
Part I. Mission, Evangelicalism and Injīliyya as 'Identity Formation': 1. 'After Mission, Beyond Evangelicalism' in Context
2. The So-Called 'Nominal Christians' in the Arab Orient
3. The Arab Eastern Protestants Critically Appraised in Their Homeland
4. Where Do the Injīliyyūn Stand? What Needs To Be Remedied?
Part II. Witness as Theologization: toward a Theological Self-Perception: 5. The Injīliyyūn and Their Relation to the Ecclesial Past: Tracing the Roots of a Worldview
6. Towards an Arab Eastern Protestant Neo-Patristic Synthesis: a Proposal
Part III. Presence as Symbiosis: towards a Future Relational Role: 7. The Injīliyyūn's Presence and Role in the Land of Islam: Intellectual and Contextual Analysis
8. Are the Injīliyyūn Truly Surviving in a Post-Christendom Context?
9. The Injīliyyūn's Presence: Is 'Minority' Status Truly Applicable to Them?
Postscript
Bibliography
Index of Persons
Index of Subjects.