'Do you see this woman?': a Christological reflection on the community ministry of one congregation

George E Young

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'Do you see this woman?': a Christological reflection on the community ministry of one congregation

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

George E Young. 'do You See This Woman?': a Christological Reflection On the Community Ministry of One Congregation. Phillips Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/9ea312bb-0799-4f7e-b07a-98869f338fb6?locale=es.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

G. E. Young. 'Do you see this woman?': a Christological reflection on the community ministry of one congregation. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/9ea312bb-0799-4f7e-b07a-98869f338fb6?locale=es

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George E Young. 'do You See This Woman?': a Christological Reflection On the Community Ministry of One Congregation. Phillips Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/9ea312bb-0799-4f7e-b07a-98869f338fb6?locale=es.

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George E Young

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The struggle that the church faces is really about who we are trying to become. We lift Christ as our focus in this struggle and journey, but how do we see him? When we think of the church, we think of an institution that serves the needs of the members. I am submitting the thought that we should be placing our faith at risk by making ourselves vulnerable to the needs of others. In my project, I have wrestled with who Christ is to me and to the church. This Christology is the focal point of my work. As I engaged and continue to engage in the struggle for the soul of the church, this project represents my work on this effort. Revising my view of Christ is central to this work. This project is built around the creation and maintenance of an outreach within a community based ministry, and the process of leading a congregation to become oriented toward community service and revising our view of Christ.

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