A cathedral model of base communities

Lynn A Bergfalk

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A cathedral model of base communities

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Lynn A Bergfalk. A Cathedral Model of Base Communities. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/fa2b9411-6cca-4eb3-bfa5-75e4187a51c5?locale=pt-BR.

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L. A. Bergfalk. A cathedral model of base communities. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/fa2b9411-6cca-4eb3-bfa5-75e4187a51c5?locale=pt-BR

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Lynn A Bergfalk. A Cathedral Model of Base Communities. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/fa2b9411-6cca-4eb3-bfa5-75e4187a51c5?locale=pt-BR.

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Lynn A Bergfalk

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Old churches discover new life not by reconstituting the past but through responding creatively to the future. Such change in vision and structure requires new wineskins. A cathedral model of base communities builds on existing expressions of the church's historical journey to suggest an ecclesial model suitable for urban Old First congregations. A theological and ecclesiological base is developed for the church as a mediating community between society and new creation, using both cathedral and cell concepts to develop institutional structure. A congregation renewal project and a process of property development are used to evaluate ways in which the model facilitated renewal and mission in Calvary Baptist Church, Washington, DC.

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