Fundamental principles: transforming an ethnic-specific, urban congregation

Paul F Koch

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Fundamental principles: transforming an ethnic-specific, urban congregation

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Paul F Koch. Fundamental Principles: Transforming an Ethnic-specific, Urban Congregation. Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/93577dbd-b1f6-4454-b5af-94c935684564?locale=fr.

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P. F. Koch. Fundamental principles: transforming an ethnic-specific, urban congregation. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/93577dbd-b1f6-4454-b5af-94c935684564?locale=fr

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Paul F Koch. Fundamental Principles: Transforming an Ethnic-Specific, Urban Congregation. Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/93577dbd-b1f6-4454-b5af-94c935684564?locale=fr.

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Paul F Koch

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Rev. Koch proposes that there are six fundamental principles involved in the transformation of an ethnic-specific congregation. They are strong pastoral leadership, congregational context, community context, engagement in community, stated vision, and a willingness to take risks. He uses, as his case study, the transformation of Ebenezer Lutheran Church, Chicago, IL which was founded by Swedish immigrants in 1892 and has become a community church relating primarily to young professionals (singles, couples, and families) and homosexual persons from the neighborhood. The paper includes reflections on how <u>missio Dei</u> and the techniques of community organizing fit into the transformation process.

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