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Restoration of Pastors Who Left the Ministry in an Honor-Shame-Based Society like Singapore

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Nagarajan, Simon. Restoration of Pastors Who Left the Ministry In an Honor-shame-based Society Like Singapore. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1500eafb-785c-48f2-a75b-5943c7ec39d1?q=2018.

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N. Simon. Restoration of Pastors Who Left the Ministry in an Honor-Shame-Based Society like Singapore. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1500eafb-785c-48f2-a75b-5943c7ec39d1?q=2018

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Nagarajan, Simon. Restoration of Pastors Who Left the Ministry In an Honor-Shame-Based Society Like Singapore. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1500eafb-785c-48f2-a75b-5943c7ec39d1?q=2018.

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  • Pastoral ministry compacted with challenges. Unable to put up with the vocational pressures several pastors quit the ministry. Quitting pastoral ministry has serious and long-term implications for Asian pastors. They run the risk of being unkindly labeled as poor examples for the ministry. Some boldly attempt to return and try to reintegrate in the Lord’s work. But not easy! The failed pastor’s family undoubtedly will suffer embarrassment, shame, and emotional duress. Only by God’s grace, can they survive in the ministry.
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  • 02/16/2024

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