The Study of Ministry is a comprehensive guide to the theory and practice of ministry that attends to historical sources, the social sciences, pastoral theology, ecclesiology and cultural studies. The book argues for the study of ministry to be taken seriously as an aspect of ecclesiology and pastoral theology, providing a stimulating resource both for practising ministers and for all those training for ministry in a range of denominations.ContentsIntroductionPart One: Understanding MinistryPart Two: Models, Methods, and ResourcesPart Three: Ministry in Christian TraditionPart Four: Styles of Christian MinistryPart Five: Issues in Christian MinistryConclusion
The Study of Ministry is a comprehensive guide to the theory and practice of ministry that attends to historical sources, the social sciences, pastoral theology, ecclesiology and cultural studies.The book argues for the study of ministry to be taken seriously as an aspect of ecclesiology and pastoral theology, providing a stimulating resource both for practising ministers and for all those training for ministry in a range of denominations.
ContentsIntroductionPart One: Understanding MinistryPart Two: Models, Methods, and ResourcesPart Three: Ministry in Christian TraditionPart Four: Styles of Christian MinistryPart Five: Issues in Christian MinistryConclusion