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A Witness (Hardcover)
Renee Splichal Larson; Edited by Jennifer Agee; Foreword by Norma Cook Everist
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Everist Vos challenge congregations to take a new look at and
mission -- to see themselves as God's people in the world. Explore
exciting new understandings that come from starting with people in
the world rather than with church structures. Professors Everist
(clergy, Wartburg Theological Seminary) and Vos (laity, Muhlen-berg
College) bring their insights to bear on how people's daily
struggles, needs, and hopes can connect to God's mission through
practical steps. These include spiritual growth and the challenge
of mutual accountability. A reflections section helps readers
discern God at work in their lives.
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A Witness (Paperback)
Renee Splichal Larson; Edited by Jennifer Agee; Foreword by Norma Cook Everist
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You love your work. You love the people--most of the time. They
respect you, most of the time. You work together with colleagues,
staff, and laity, with energy and enthusiasm, most of the time. But
then something goes wrong: a word spoken in anger, a
misunderstanding, and things turn sour. What do you do? How do you
deal with conflict, whether it be long or short-term, low or high
intensity?
Conflict is a part of the human predicament, yet it need not
define or control your ministry. This book is designed to help the
reader ask certain key questions about the nature and scope of the
conflict they are experiencing and, based on the answers to those
questions, move beyond conflict. The author lays out the variety of
responses to conflict, running the gamut from avoidance to
accommodation to compromise to collaboration.
Written with the real needs of congregations in mind, this book
will serve as a reliable guide to all who wish to move through
conflict into a more effective and authentic fulfillment of their
calling.
"Christian Education as Evangelism" provides skills and tools for
evangelical outreach. Each chapter includes stories, questions for
reflection, and practical parish strategies. This is an ideal
primary textbook for college and seminary classrooms. Contributors
include: Diane J. Hymans, Trinity Lutheran Seminary, Columbus,
Ohio; Carol Jacobson, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary,
Berkeley, California; Margaret A. Krych, Lutheran Theological
Seminary at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Mary E. Hughes, Trinity
Lutheran Seminary, Columbus, Ohio; Eddie Kwok, Lutheran Theological
Seminary in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada; Nelson Strobert,
Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg, Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania; Phyllis Kersten, Lutheran School of Theology at
Chicago, Chicago, Illinois; Susan McArver, Lutheran Theological
Southern Seminary, Columbia, South Carolina; Mary Hess, Luther
Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota; Kristine Lund, Waterloo Lutheran
Seminary, Waterloo, Ontario; Norma Cook Everist, Wartburg
Theological Seminary, Dubuque, Iowa; and Donald Just, Lutheran
Seminary Program in the Southwest, Austin, Texas.
In this volume of fresh thinking about life in a Christian
community, 21 theologians attest to Christ-centered communities and
offer new views of church as an essential healer.
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