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Created in diversity, intended for unity: a model for congregations of the United Church of Christ and others

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Ronald J Oelrich. Created In Diversity, Intended for Unity: a Model for Congregations of the United Church of Christ and Others. Lancaster Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0241f481-886a-490f-8931-bbb0dfbc687e.

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R. J. Oelrich. Created in diversity, intended for unity: a model for congregations of the United Church of Christ and others. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0241f481-886a-490f-8931-bbb0dfbc687e

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Ronald J Oelrich. Created In Diversity, Intended for Unity: a Model for Congregations of the United Church of Christ and Others. Lancaster Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0241f481-886a-490f-8931-bbb0dfbc687e.

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  • The UCC was formed as a church where Christians would unite even though they were theologically diverse. Yet UCC congregations are polarized. The UCC is congregational; the local congregation is the 'basic unit.' Unity must be nurtured within local congregations. Rooted in the scriptural call for unity amid diversity, and built upon the work of others calling for unity in the church, the author proposes a model addressing worship, proclamation, community and service. Diversity is brought out into the open and affirmed rather than being discouraged or ignored. The model includes 12 faith practices and four tools for local churches.
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  • 12/01/2023

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