Introductory text book on contextual theology

While I’m meandering through study leave I’ll be on the look out for books that might serve as text books for classes in 2012 and 2013. Currently I’m looking for a good, introductory text for first-year undergraduates studying contextual theology. These are students who will have done some introductory systematic theology and biblical studies (or perhaps, just turned up in class with no theological/faith background).

Current contenders are:

“Models of Contextual Theology (Faith and Cultures Series)” (Stephen B. Bevans) A solid introduction, but perhaps more suited to second/third year students with more under their belt in terms of church history and theology. Also, I find it quite dense in style and layout.

“Doing Contextual Theology” (Angie Pears) Again, looks like a possibility, but also reads like a PhD thesis that’s been published and wouldn’t necessarily break down into nice chunks for new students to read each week.

“Let’s Do Theology: Resources for Contextual Theology” (Laurie Green)A possibility too. Used some of this in class this year, but perhaps less useful in a university course. Will go back and look at it.

My students have enjoyed using books/excerpts from the SCM Study Guide series in the past, but there doesn’t look like there’s anything there.

Any other suggestions?