Churches and Change
Township churches of Tshwane as potential change agents for local economic development: An empirical missiological study
... of Churches (2013), Evangelii Gaudium written by Pope Francis (2013), the 2010 Lausanne Declaration of the World Evangelical Fellowship (2010), Micah Challenge (2004) and the holistic model of Christian Community ...
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Homosexuality: A challenge to African churches
... The viewpoint that sexuality is complementary, cannot be disputed. Therefore, the two dimensions of sexual activity, unitive and procreative, may not be “unnaturally” separated. Homosexuals may argue that they also ...
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Succession plan among pentecostal churches in Zimbabwe: A qualitative approach using the hidden and public transcripts theory
... A combination semi structured interviews and unstructured interviews were used since the issues discussed, the questions raised and the matters explored change from one interview to the next as different aspects ...
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Community transformation through the Pentecostal churches
... dare change that ...Pentecostal churches in Swaziland are transforming their communities towards God’s justice ...Pentecostal churches in Swaziland, such that the fruit of liturgy is not lived out in ...
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The Shaping of Things Now: Mission and Innovation in Four Emerging Churches in Melbourne
... and change is partly a response to their conservative church background, as well as wanting to do mission which is accessible to Australians without church ...
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Churches in Ghana and their Stewardship role to the Environment
... Climate Change (IPCC) fourth assessment report in 2007, (Rushton and ...Christian churches believe God created the world and gave Christians the responsibility to take care of ...
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The Future of Christianity?
... we change. As reality presses closer, and our churches try to work without adequate pastoral leadership and ministry, and see much-loved church buildings being sold or demolished, our response has been, in ...
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Why Protestant Churches? The American Board and the Eastern Churches: Mission among 'Nominal' Christians (1820-70)
... Oriental Churches from within, with the help of their authorities, was However, this interpretation is not without its ...missionaries change their mind about the formation of Protestant ...
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A creative tension between spirituality and physical needs: a theological ecclesiological evaluation of the food security programme for the council of churches in Zambia
... Professor Anderson, quoted in the Post Newspaper of 17 September 2008 (p.12), argues that the global food system is in disarray. Grain prices have more than doubled since 2004 and prices for most other foods have also ...
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Vineyard Meets Emerging Missional Churches
... Vineyard churches has been the growing influence of the Emerging Missional Church in ...Vineyard churches today, a growing number are being influenced by the ...Vineyard Churches should hold a ...
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The Australian churches in the Great War : attitudes and activities of the major churches
... catalyst of Catholic change: 'Catholics who in 1915 would have given their last man and last shilling became overnight eager and resolute opponents of conscription'. ^ More subtlety is required to explain what was ...
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Re-Imagining the Lord's Supper as a Place of Belonging and Hospitality in the Christian Churches/Churches of Christ
... are churches afraid of; what is at the root of that insecurity? I suggest that one cause may be the consumerist nature of ...might change the composition of their current congregation they are fearfully ...
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Faith and impartiality in humanitarian response: Lessons from Lebanese evangelical churches providing food aid
... 19 churches spread across Lebanon, many of which were based in neighbourhoods where the presence of larger humanitarian actors was ...participating churches were visited; at each church, a leader, one or ...
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An assessment of christian devotional practices and economic development; a survey of selected churches in kapsabet division, nandi county, Kenya
... They offer social benefits of higher quality which can compete with government welfare services and attract more people to the churches. The Religious Market Theory is build on three pillars. First, a monopolistic ...
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Leadership and Commitment in Pentecostal Churches
... Understanding how the PAW pastor’s leadership behaviors influence ministry commitment in their churches is important. Pastors must consider how leadership practices influence commitment of followers and what ...
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God, the churches, and the making of the Australian commonwealth
... Australian Christian World, Austral ian Churchman, Catholic Press, Church Commonwealth [incorporating Churchman and Bathurst Church News] Churchman, Freeman's Journal, Messenger of the P[r] ...
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Churches and the Free Exercise of Religion
... Freedom of association and freedom of contract go a long way toward explaining the rules of neutral principles and defer- ence that the Court has applied to church pr[r] ...
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Effects of kag sacco in improving the economic wellbeing of the clergy, members and department of kag gusii district of Kenya
... Nzuve (2013) examined the application of diversification strategy at the Anglican church of Kenya. The study established that ACK church has mult-business which are supported by mult-structures . This businesses were ...
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Recruiting and motivating black subjects to complete a lengthy survey in a large cohort study: an exploration of different strategies
... those churches whose recruiters we could not reach by phone we contacted their ...the churches, containing 7 simple strategies they could use to get their members to complete their questionnaires and return ...
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Tradition in the Architecture of Wooden Churches in the South Urals
... not specifically concentrated on church architecture. The most interesting works are by authors I.V. Degtyarev and V.S. Bozhe [17], V.I. Konyuchenko [18], V.D. Olenkov [19], and others offering materials and data on ...
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