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Baptismal and Missional Ecclesiology in the American Book of Common Prayer

Ecclesiology, 2015
I argue that the ecclesiology expressed in the American 1979 Book of Common Prayer is, in addition to being a baptismal ecclesiology, also inherently missional. After briefly attending to debates about patterns of initiation, I turn my attention to the prayer book’s theology of ministry, wherein all ecclesial ministry is rooted in baptismal identity. I
E. Schlesinger
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Integration of Missional Ecclesiology of Charles Spurgeon and Lesslie Newbigin and Establishment of Ecclesiology that Fulfills The Great Commission of Christ with the Threefold Office of Christ

The Journal of Korean Evangelical Missiological Society, 2023
Jae Yun Lee
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A study on Basileia through the Missional Ecclesiology

The International Journal of Art and Culture Technology, 2018
B. Hwang
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Manyatta Ecclesiology: A Missional Ecclesiology for Maassai Mission

Theology of Mission, 2016
Jae-ryong Choi
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The Understanding of Christendom and Missional Ecclesiology

Theology of Mission, 2016
S. Chung
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Mission and Unity – Ecclesiology and Mission

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A Study on the Spirit of Protestant Reformation and the Establishment of Missional Ecclesiology

Theological Forum, 2017
계재광
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⁠Church in life: Innovation, mission and ecclesiology [PDF]

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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The Body of Christ in Mission: Paul’s Ecclesiology and the Role of the Church in Mission [PDF]

Missiology: An International Review, 2013
The debate among New Testament scholars regarding the question of whether or not Paul assigns a mission mandate to the church as a body has reached a veritable impasse. This article argues that the exclusive focus on the issue of a Pauline ecclesiological mission mandate has resulted in an attenuated reading of the apostle’s epistles that fails to ...
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Can a Missional Ecclesiology Be Sacramental?

Ecclesiology
‘Missional’ accounts of ecclesiology, developed in the light of the theology of missio Dei since the 1950s, include some that carry a sacramental emphasis, treating the dominical sacraments as primary for the church’s being and also recognized ...
Jeremy Worthen
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