This post is a book review of by Hazel Barkham. Hazel is, amongst other things, a peace activist and from the Reformed tradition.
The review can be found through the link below. Look under 'Featured Books' for a link to the book.
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Saturday, 13 December 2008
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This should take you to details of the Consultancy for Mission and Ministry course at the York Insititute. See my post about non-directive consuultancy around 9 September 2009. - The World Cafe Community - Hosting Conversations about Questions that Matter
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- Duo Digest: The Goal of Ecumenism: Why and How to be One
- Father Count — Still Counting « Muttonings
First cited on 23 December 2008 in 'Why take part in ecumenical conversations?' - Something New in Ecumenism?: Blog-Level Ecumenism « Per Christum Catholic Blog
First cited in the post 'Ecumenical blogs' on 28 November 2008.
Featured books
Gerard W. Hughes: God of Surprises
First mentioned 14 November 2011 (****)Philip Jenkins: The Lost History of Christianity: The Thousand-year Golden Age of the Church in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia
First cited 28 July 2011 (****)Kenneth Bailey: Jesus Through Middle Eastern Eyes: Cultural Studies in the Gospels
First cited 1 July 2010. (*****)Richard Dawkins: The Greatest Show on Earth: The Evidence for Evolution
First cited 18 March 2010. (*****)Diarmaid MacCulloch: A History of Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years
First mentioned 17 January 2010 (*****)George Lovell: Consultancy, Ministry and Mission
First cited 9 September 2009. Visit Amazon for related books. (****)Karen Armstrong: The Case for God: What Religion Really Means
First cited 26 July 2009 (*****)James F. Hopewell: Congregation: Stories and Structures
First cited 6 July 2009. (*****)Sanneh Lamin: Whose Religion is Christianity?: The Gospel Beyond the West
First cited early July. Pentecotalism, etc. (****)Frank Viola: Pagan Christianity: Exploring the Roots of Our Church Practices
First cited early in July 2009, eclectic ecclesiology. (****)Stuart Murray: Post-Christendom: Church and Mission in a Strange New World (After Christendom)
First cited 15 June 2009. (*****)Graham Dunstan Martin: Does It Matter?: The Unsustainable World of the Materialists
First cited 20 April 2009 (****)Kim Yung-Suk: Christ's Body in Corinth: The Politics of a Metaphor (Paul in Critical Contexts)
First cited 31 March 2009. (****)Ann Morisy: Journeying Out: A New Approach to Christian Mission
First cited 22 March 2009. (*****)Robert C. Linthicum: Building a People of Power: Equipping Churches to Transform Their Communities
First cited 15 March 2009. (*****)Ph.D Juanita Brown: The World Cafe: Shaping Our Futures Through Conversations That Matter
First cited 24 February 2009. (****)Harrison Owen: Open Space Technology.: A User's Guide.
First cited 23 February 2009. (****)Kahane: Solving Tough Problems. An Open Way of Talking, Listening, and Creating New Realities
First cited 11 February 2009 (*****)John Dominic Crossan: In Search of Paul: How Jesus' Apostle Opposed Rome's Empire with God's Kingdom
First cited 5 February 2009 (*****)Miroslav Volf: Exclusion and Embrace: Theological Exploration of Identity, Otherness and Reconciliation
First cited 27 January 2009 (****)Christopher Jamison: Finding Sanctuary: Monastic Steps for Everyday Life
First cited 9 January 2009. (*****)Theodore Runyan: John Wesley's New Creation
First cited 7 January 2009. (*****)Peter M. Senge: Presence: Exploring Profound Change in People, Organizations and Society
First cited 27/12/08 (****)- In the Spirit of the Covenant 2005: Interim Report of the Joint Implementation Commission Under the Covenant Between Methodist Church and Church of England
First cited on 20 December 2008 (***) Jonathan Sacks: The Dignity of Difference: How to Avoid the Clash of Civilizations
First cited in post dated 13 December 2008. (*****)- Fernando Enns: The Peace Church and the Ecumenical Community: Ecclesiology and the Ethics of Nonviolence
Mentioned in a post dated 13 December 2008. - Adrian Alker (ed): Together in Hope: Proclaiming God's Justice Living God's Love
First mentioned in post 11 December 2008. Published by St Marks Broomhill, Sheffield on behalf of the Inclusive Church Network. (***) William G. Rusch: Ecumenical Reception: It's Challenge and Opportunity
As far as I know this is the only book about ecumenical reception. I found it rather dry with some flashes of insight. First mentioned at 02/12/08. (**)
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