Examines the theological foundations of a collaborative approach to Christian ministry. Outlining the challenges for ministry, this book offers an historical perspective on ministry over the last century and develops a theory of collaborative ministry based on a dialogue between theology and science.
Examines the theological foundations of a collaborative approach to Christian ministry. Outlining the challenges for ministry, this book offers an historical perspective on ministry over the last century and develops a theory of collaborative ministry based on a dialogue between theology and science.
Produktdetails
Produktdetails
Explorations in Practical, Pastoral and Empirical Theology
In this book I draw upon my experience in ministries of various kinds and in different contexts. As priest in a team ministry in a large rural town in a new housing area in Australia; in a pit village daughter church of a city parish in the United Kingdom; in University chaplaincy in the UK; in theological education and ministerial formation in the Uniting Church and Anglican Churches in Australia; in a School of Theology of an Australian University; and more recently as an assistant bishop in the Diocese of Adelaide. Beside numerous chapters and journal articles, I have a book published in the Mission and Modern Culture series with Trinity Press International: Liberating Evangelism: Gospel, Theology and the Dynamics of Communication, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Trinity Press International, 1999.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents: Preface; Collaborative ministry: an introduction; Part I Ministry and the Ministries: Rediscovering the ministries of the people of God: mapping the territory; On knowing one's relations: church, ministry and theology. Part II Theological Trends in Ministry: Historical Perspectives: The question of origins: the legacy of R.C. Moberly's Ministerial Priesthood; The question of purpose: ministerial order and pioneer ministry; The question of reach: representative priesthood and the ministries of the laos. Part III Towards a Collaborative Theory of Ministry: Ministries in relation: the quest for integration; Collaborative ministry: a dialogue between theology and science; One of another: dynamics of collaborative ministry. Part IV Reforming Orders: A relational ontology of orders: some implications for practice; Episcopacy, management and the problem of ecclesiology; Episcopacy from below: the ecumenical gift. Part V Recovering Orientations: 'This is your promise': the vows, formation and ministerial existence; 'I saw Satan fall like lightning': a sermon on team ministry for mission; Conclusion: the collaborative world; Bibliography; Index.
Contents: Preface; Collaborative ministry: an introduction; Part I Ministry and the Ministries: Rediscovering the ministries of the people of God: mapping the territory; On knowing one's relations: church, ministry and theology. Part II Theological Trends in Ministry: Historical Perspectives: The question of origins: the legacy of R.C. Moberly's Ministerial Priesthood; The question of purpose: ministerial order and pioneer ministry; The question of reach: representative priesthood and the ministries of the laos. Part III Towards a Collaborative Theory of Ministry: Ministries in relation: the quest for integration; Collaborative ministry: a dialogue between theology and science; One of another: dynamics of collaborative ministry. Part IV Reforming Orders: A relational ontology of orders: some implications for practice; Episcopacy, management and the problem of ecclesiology; Episcopacy from below: the ecumenical gift. Part V Recovering Orientations: 'This is your promise': the vows, formation and ministerial existence; 'I saw Satan fall like lightning': a sermon on team ministry for mission; Conclusion: the collaborative world; Bibliography; Index.
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