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Without a vision the people perish: the gospels, from text to congregation
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Without a Vision the People Perish: the Gospels, From Text to Congregation. Seabury-Western Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c1d184d5-4d0e-426f-8aa7-5824a04d60e1.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- This thesis is in service of conceptualizing the cumulative effect of a lectionary-based preaching ministry through its impact upon congregational life. A methodology is explored that supports proclamation of a consistent biblically grounded theological vision that engages a faith community's own experience. When the preacher imaginatively and consistently engages the questions, responses and visions of the community which lies behind the primary lectionary Gospel for a year, preaching can inform, evoke, critique and shape the understandings of Christian identity and community that a congregation manifests in its common life and clergy convey through their pastoral leadership.
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