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Where in the World Are You?
Connecting Faith & Daily Life
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1996
Summary
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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1/1996
Copyright Year
1996
ISBN-Print
978-1-56699-167-4
ISBN-Online
978-1-56699-701-0
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
140
Product Type
Monograph
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PREFACE No access
CHAPTER 1: Longing for Commitment No access
CHAPTER 2: Doubting Our Worth No access
CHAPTER 3: Feeling the Pressure No access
CHAPTER 4: Struggling with Power No access
CHAPTER 5: Working in the World with Us No access
CHAPTER 6: Bringing Us Together No access
CHAPTER 7: Surprising with Spirit No access
CHAPTER 8: Walking around the Block No access
CHAPTER 9: Making a Difference No access
CHAPTER 10: Holding Each Other Accountable No access
CHAPTER 11: Setting the Stage No access
CHAPTER 12: Worshipping in the Great Procession No access
CHAPTER 13: Connecting the People No access
CHAPTER 14: Risking the Adventure No access
NOTES No access Pages 139 - 140
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