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Bridging: a ministry model for renewal
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- The author considered how excavating heritage stories, earliest theological viewpoints, pioneering core values, and deep-rooted practices of ministry could serve as a tool for congregational renewal for rural communities of faith. Through the analysis of First United Methodist Church, Atlantic, the author was able to identify key components that had once enabled and empowered this congregation to effectively be and do church. The result was the development of a process that bridged the congregation's legacy narrative with their current story by honoring the Gloria Dei, imago Dei, ecclesia Dei and mission Dei in their conduct as disciples of Jesus Christ.
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