This is the 'church' in Elliot Park: a case study in ecclesiology

Robert A Solberg

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This is the 'church' in Elliot Park: a case study in ecclesiology

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Robert A Solberg. This Is the 'church' In Elliot Park: a Case Study In Ecclesiology. Luther Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/eebe1856-0818-418a-a9a8-541b749fa760?locale=es.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

R. A. Solberg. This is the 'church' in Elliot Park: a case study in ecclesiology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/eebe1856-0818-418a-a9a8-541b749fa760?locale=es

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Robert A Solberg. This Is the 'church' In Elliot Park: a Case Study In Ecclesiology. Luther Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/eebe1856-0818-418a-a9a8-541b749fa760?locale=es.

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Robert A Solberg

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The study in ecclesiology shows that persons who are open to the work of God's spirit among them are constantly involved--most often unknowingly--in a pilgrimage of 'ecclesial evolution' as the 'church,' through stages of 'pre-church,' 'emerging church,' and church, where the latter stage represents a more traditional theological description of a gathering of God's people. It states a clear theological definition for each of the stages and then uses personal interviews and the author's own experience in urban ministry as a participant observer to build case studies of each stage of the 'church' as these stages exist theologically and empirically among the residents of an inner city metropolitan community like Elliot Park. It was discovered that the 'church' was present and active among many residents who had previously been thought to be 'in league with Satan and not open to the work of the spirit among them'.

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