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Can a Missional Ecclesiology Be Sacramental?
EcclesiologyAbstract ‘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 continuity in the ordering of ministry as integral to this sacramental identity.
Jeremy Worthen
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Recovering Missional Ecclesiology in Theological Education
International Review of Mission, 2009AbstractThe 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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The Korean Society of Mission Studies and Missional Ecclesiology
Theology of Mission, 2022B. Hwang
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A Study on Missional Ecclesiology of Miroslav Volf
Mission and Theology, 2021Hae-Lyong Cho
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Baptismal and Missional Ecclesiology in the American Book of Common Prayer
Ecclesiology, 2015I 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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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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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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Shifting Disunity to Unity: Missional Ecclesiology and Grassroots Ecumenism in Korean Protestantism
Madang: International Journal of Contextual Theology in East AsiaAfter the Korean War in 1950, the Korean Presbyterian Church experienced a religious schism and sought to rebuild and grow quantitatively amidst its denominational competition.
Kang-Hee Han
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