Ministry in God's image: a trinitarian model of collaboration for the parish

Michael L Papesh

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Ministry in God's image: a trinitarian model of collaboration for the parish

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Michael L Papesh. Ministry In God's Image: a Trinitarian Model of Collaboration for the Parish. Minnesota Consortium of Theological Schools. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5682e50b-dab6-440b-8e58-c8e78c936f88.

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M. L. Papesh. Ministry in God's image: a trinitarian model of collaboration for the parish. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5682e50b-dab6-440b-8e58-c8e78c936f88

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Michael L Papesh. Ministry In God's Image: a Trinitarian Model of Collaboration for the Parish. Minnesota Consortium of Theological Schools. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5682e50b-dab6-440b-8e58-c8e78c936f88.

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Michael L Papesh

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The hypothesis is that collaboration in ministry is not merely a good way of ministering, but rather a theological necessity arising out of the very nature of God and the church. The thesis begins by providing background, explanation, and evaluation of a model of collaboration used by a parish worship board. The thesis then reviews the theology of God, church, and ministry of Joseph Ratzinger and Avery Dulles, evaluating both through reference to the pastoral experience. The thesis then explicates the author's theology of God, church, and ministry arising out of the pastoral experence and the theology of both Dulles and Ratzinger. The final chapter offers some reflections on the whole.

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