Experts on congregational life tell us that ministry in the next
century will depend more on called, trained, and committed lay
leadership than it has since the days of the early church. But how
will congregations recruit these lay leaders? How will they develop
new models for training and equipping them for all the ministries
of the church? What will the role of clergy be in adopting this new
partnership that Leonard Sweet calls ancient-future ministry ?
Equipping the Saints seeks to help congregational leaders answer
these and other questions related to mobilizing lay ministry in the
years ahead.
The chapters include: Shall We Abolish the Clergy or the Laity?"
by Michael Christensen; Team Building Through Spiritual Gifts" by
Brian Bauknight; The Loss and Recovery of the Biblical Basis for
Ministry by Russell Moy; Out of the Pew, Into the World by Jessica
Moffat; The Seeker Service in the Mainline Church" by Eric Park;
Circuit Riding in the 21st Century" by Rob Duncan; and, Life
Together: Reclaiming the Ministry of Small Groups by Christine
Anderson.
Key Features: Responds to emerging trends that promise to be
determinative of the shape of ministry in the next century
Addresses an important practical need in congregations Offers help
in formulating new models for congregational ministry
Key Benefits: Readers will understand the important emerging
need for called, trained, and committed laypersons to engage in
ministry Readers will learn how to recruit and train lay leaders
Readers will identify a new model of clergy/lay ministry
partnership "
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