Pastoral transformation toward diaconia ministry: a study of a church model of diaconia as a new revival ministerial paradigm for the Korean Church in Germany

Inkap Park

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Pastoral transformation toward diaconia ministry: a study of a church model of diaconia as a new revival ministerial paradigm for the Korean Church in Germany

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Inkap Park. Pastoral Transformation Toward Diaconia Ministry: a Study of a Church Model of Diaconia As a New Revival Ministerial Paradigm for the Korean Church In Germany. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/dd129df6-5ad6-4453-9c6f-b73624fbae5f.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

I. Park. Pastoral transformation toward diaconia ministry: a study of a church model of diaconia as a new revival ministerial paradigm for the Korean Church in Germany. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/dd129df6-5ad6-4453-9c6f-b73624fbae5f

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Inkap Park. Pastoral Transformation Toward Diaconia Ministry: a Study of a Church Model of Diaconia As a New Revival Ministerial Paradigm for the Korean Church In Germany. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/dd129df6-5ad6-4453-9c6f-b73624fbae5f.

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This thesis is a study of the diaconia church model as a new ministerial paradigm for the Korean church in Germany. This is intended to help churches and church members grow through pastoral transformation towards diaconial ministry through listening to a series of sermons and participation in social service activities. The dissertation is made up of a theological part and a pastoral practical part. In the theological part, I will explore the biblical understanding of diaconia and modern theological understanding. In the practical part, I would like to suggest and practice diaconia ministry by renewing all areas of ministry. In other words, I want to transform the essential practices of church community: kerygma (sermon), liturgia (liturgy), didache (Christian education), koinonia (felloship), and diaconia (social services).

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