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Envisioning theological education for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada [PDF]

, 2005
Jensen, Gordon A.
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Mission and Ecclesiology

2022
Abstract In the twentieth century, Orthodox theologians made a significant impact on Western theology, and on missiology in particular, but it was selectively appropriated. This chapter gives an in-depth and contemporary account of Orthodox thinking on the relationship between the church and mission.
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Towards a Missional Ecclesiology

2021
P bakgrunn av en analyse av det danske missiologitidsskriftet Ny Mission 39 numre utgitt mellom 1999 og 2020 med mer enn fem hundre artikler skrevet av nesten 300 forfattere tar artikkelen utgangspunkt i at Ny Missions neste fase kanskje vil v re kjennetegnet ved en st rre vektlegning av misjonal kirke i Danmark.
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Mission-driven Pentecostal ecclesiology

International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church, 2011
Pentecostal ecclesiology is shaped by its missionary drive and hence is global in scope. However, most studies have concentrated on a Pentecostal understanding of local churches and assumed a congregational model of the church. In this article I suggest a Pentecostal ecclesiology based on trinitarian mission fellowships.
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ECCLESIOLOGY AND MISSION: A ROMAN CATHOLIC PERSPECTIVE

International Review of Mission, 2001
PETER SAJDA (*) Roman Catholic ecclesiology and missiology have undergone several substantial shifts of emphases during the 20th century. The re-evaluation of certain aspects of ecclesiology has had a considerable impact on missiology, since new dimensions of mission were discovered and new approaches towards missionary practice had to be found.
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Recovering Missional Ecclesiology in Theological Education

International Review of Mission, 2009
AbstractThe first part of this paper seeks to demonstrate how predominant Christianity, under Christendom, divorced mission from ecclesiology, and marginalized missiology from the theological curriculum. This is not only a problem for the west, as this model was then exported and replicated worldwide through the agency of the Protestant missionary ...
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ECCLESIOLOGY AND MISSION: A REFORMED PERSPECTIVE

International Review of Mission, 2001
JET DEN HOLLANDER [*] One han' caan clap, no, one han' caan clap, Tell it to de worl' dat one han' caan clap! Chorus based on Jamaican proverb The chorus "One Han' Caan Clap" points to a basic truth about life and being human. It is something we all know from daily life: none of us can go it alone.
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ECCLESIOLOGY AND MISSION: A LUTHERAN PERSPECTIVE

International Review of Mission, 2001
PERT RASOLONDRAIBE [*] Introduction My assignment was to present a "Lutheran position on ecciesiology and mission". At the outset I should like to make three remarks. First of all, what I am presenting is not a "Lutheran position" as such. Rather, it is a brief overview of the development of the understanding of the church and its mission in the ...
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⁠Church in life: Innovation, mission and ecclesiology

Practical Theology, 2018
In the UK (and now in many other places worldwide) there is a movement, which many readers will be familiar with, for creating new ecclesial communities (using Moynagh’s nomenclature in this book) ...
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ECCLESIOLOGICAL AND CANONICAL FOUNDATIONS OF ORTHODOX MISSION*

International Review of Mission, 2001
IOANN [**] In order to begin a discussion on the mission of the church it is necessary to define one's understanding of "mission". In the 19th century the Orthodox church, in the person of St Innocent of Moscow, understood mission as witnessing to Christ, specifically to those living in remote parts.
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