A restorative justice ministry called 'Family Group Conferencing:' a practice of shalom

Kenneth B Moore

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A restorative justice ministry called 'Family Group Conferencing:' a practice of shalom

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Kenneth B Moore. A Restorative Justice Ministry Called 'family Group Conferencing:' a Practice of Shalom. Phillips Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ccf0c33e-af22-4c64-aa57-9edd6fe6adf3?locale=es.

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K. B. Moore. A restorative justice ministry called 'Family Group Conferencing:' a practice of shalom. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ccf0c33e-af22-4c64-aa57-9edd6fe6adf3?locale=es

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Kenneth B Moore. A Restorative Justice Ministry Called 'family Group Conferencing:' a Practice of Shalom. Phillips Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ccf0c33e-af22-4c64-aa57-9edd6fe6adf3?locale=es.

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Kenneth B Moore

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Hebrew language--Terms--Shalom

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The project evolved from the question: 'Is Family Group Conferencing ministry?' The project thesis answered the question in the affirmative: 'Restorative Justice's Family Group Conferencing is a practice of shalom.' The project was to test the thesis. This was done in two ways: (1) by comparing the author's study of shalom with Family Group Conferencing, and (2) by a theological committee of shalom experts' evaluation of Family Group Conferencing. The shalom experts represented theologians from world religions where shalom is an important concept: Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. Both the author's study and the theological committee's evaluation of Restorative Justice's Family Group Conferencing agreed that Family Group Conferencing is a practice of shalom. Therefore, the project concluded that Restorative Justice's Family Group Conferencing is ministry.

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