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Understanding congregational culture as a point of entry and change
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- 'Is it possible to discover processes, formal or informal, used by effective ministers in their early years of ministry in a congregation that can be named, understood and shared to help other ministers understand their contexts?' The research methodology was a qualitative study of two ministers in the Presbyterian Church in Canada, one a recent graduate and the other a recent immigrant. The study concluded that three factors are key: the understanding that the ministers and the congregation are a part of one body, a self-differentiated minister, and a willingness to guide the faith community somewhere.
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