A tale of two churches: a case study in Christian identity using narrative theology

Gordon Bruce Maxwell

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A tale of two churches: a case study in Christian identity using narrative theology

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Gordon Bruce Maxwell. A Tale of Two Churches: a Case Study In Christian Identity Using Narrative Theology. Phillips Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e9c4fce6-6672-485a-a4b0-04db23ab43b0?locale=es.

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G. B. Maxwell. A tale of two churches: a case study in Christian identity using narrative theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e9c4fce6-6672-485a-a4b0-04db23ab43b0?locale=es

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Gordon Bruce Maxwell. A Tale of Two Churches: a Case Study In Christian Identity Using Narrative Theology. Phillips Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e9c4fce6-6672-485a-a4b0-04db23ab43b0?locale=es.

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Gordon Bruce Maxwell

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The project grew from the question, 'What happens to a local Christian church suffering a silence of the Word?' this silence existed in a sanctuary with acoustics so poor the spoken word was difficult to understand. Personal stories from the church's members revealed a confusion of Christian identity, an absence of cohesion, and lack of esprit de corps, not unlike many mainline Protestant congregations. A 'Crisis of Christian Identity' existed. the use of a narrative theological methodology combined with narrative preaching reintroduced the congregation to the Christian narrative, of which the Word is a constitutive part.

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