Theological reflection: an approach to personal and vocational ministerial empowerment and its consequences

Cory C Williams

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Theological reflection: an approach to personal and vocational ministerial empowerment and its consequences

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Cory C Williams. Theological Reflection: an Approach to Personal and Vocational Ministerial Empowerment and Its Consequences. Andover Newton Theological School. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2707ff97-585f-471a-8ab5-81494f6ca414.

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C. C. Williams. Theological reflection: an approach to personal and vocational ministerial empowerment and its consequences. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2707ff97-585f-471a-8ab5-81494f6ca414

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Cory C Williams. Theological Reflection: an Approach to Personal and Vocational Ministerial Empowerment and Its Consequences. Andover Newton Theological School. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2707ff97-585f-471a-8ab5-81494f6ca414.

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Cory C Williams

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Ministry is the duty of all persons, most especially Christians. To aid in this there is theological reflection, the ability to explore one's responses made to God. A three tiered plan was implemented to examine this: reflection groups were established in four ecclesiastically diverse congregations; each was nurtured in a theological reflective process for four to five weeks; and members were encouraged to further develop and use theological reflection skills. Failure came in that there was no ownership by participants of the reflection process; success came in the teaching of a new skill allowing them to reflect as lay ministers.

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