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Invisible mystics in the church: experiences of the holy unnoticed by the church and how the church can honor them

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John A Zachry. Invisible Mystics In the Church: Experiences of the Holy Unnoticed by the Church and How the Church Can Honor Them. Lancaster Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/982192ba-5d66-4239-b134-4bb3779a476c.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

J. A. Zachry. Invisible mystics in the church: experiences of the holy unnoticed by the church and how the church can honor them. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/982192ba-5d66-4239-b134-4bb3779a476c

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John A Zachry. Invisible Mystics In the Church: Experiences of the Holy Unnoticed by the Church and How the Church Can Honor Them. Lancaster Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/982192ba-5d66-4239-b134-4bb3779a476c.

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  • A tradition of mystical experiences of the Holy is all but invisible to North American Protestantism. These experiences are important in the faith of some Protestants, but the church often ignores them so no one reaps the full benefit of these encounters. Interviews with members of the Lancaster Theological Seminary community about such experiences are analyzed, comments elicited about the relation of these experiences to their faith and relationship to the church, and suggestions are made about how the church can better honor such experiences, with an emphasis on the development of a sensitive and knowledgeable clergy.
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  • 12/01/2023

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