A study on empowering lay leaders through the church educational training program to change ministerial paradigm of Korean churches

Seungjun Park

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A study on empowering lay leaders through the church educational training program to change ministerial paradigm of Korean churches

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Seungjun Park. A Study On Empowering Lay Leaders Through the Church Educational Training Program to Change Ministerial Paradigm of Korean Churches. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/55031ae2-090e-47fc-ac8f-fd6079ba8bae?locale=pt-BR.

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S. Park. A study on empowering lay leaders through the church educational training program to change ministerial paradigm of Korean churches. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/55031ae2-090e-47fc-ac8f-fd6079ba8bae?locale=pt-BR

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Seungjun Park. A Study On Empowering Lay Leaders Through the Church Educational Training Program to Change Ministerial Paradigm of Korean Churches. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/55031ae2-090e-47fc-ac8f-fd6079ba8bae?locale=pt-BR.

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Seungjun Park

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Abstract submitted with title: Study on the empowering lay leaders through the church educational training program to change ministerial paradigm of Korean churches

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Recently, many churches have met the same question: how can a church work with congregations in the ministry field? It is a very important question to Korean churches, because Korean churches have usually been led by a pastoral group. Another impact on the churches is servant leadership. Servant leadership is very close to the image of the pastor in Korean culture. The ministry paradigm is transferring from a vertical and hierarchical structure of ministry to a horizontal structure including the laity. Based on educational programs with servant leadership, this paper explores how the church educational programs work to change the paradigm of ministry.

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