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Category Archives: Clergy
Disability and Prayer Presentation by NTS Grad
Posted in Clergy, disability, Discipleship, Nurturing Care
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Nurturing Care Survey at General Assembly
Four Days of Surveying parents and children bringing moral integration theory into direct conversation with worship and prayer experiences of children
Posted in Children, Clergy, Discipleship, Family, Intergenerational, Moral Integration, Nurturing Care, Research, Virtue
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Hospitality in a COVID World through a Child Safety Posture
As congregations open up again during the Coronavirus pandemic, I want to be the first to say that pastors are under extreme pressure. There are historical moments when ministers (whether they admit it or not) really feel pressure to “get … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Clergy, Discipleship, Intergenerational, Pedagogy, Practical Theology
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We Have a Lot to Learn and Even More to Do Through Imbizo
Some of the questions proposed to everyone before he (she) is admitted among us may be to this effect: — 1. Have you the forgiveness of your sins? 2. Have you peace with God, through our Lord Jesus Christ? 3. … Continue reading
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Strategies for Hope in the Oikonomia Network
January is always a good time for a faculty retreat, particularly in Tempe Arizona. This week I have the privilege of attending the Oikonomia Network Faculty Retreat. It is a time to see a little of the city but also … Continue reading
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An Honest Conversation about Race
Nazarene Theological Seminary opened the second day of a week honoring Martin Luther King with a serious discussion around of race, privilege, and our responsibility as the church. Dr. Carla Sunberg, president of Nazarene Theological Seminary reflected on her own … Continue reading
Made to Flourish
The final Oikonomia Network (ON) session included some “in house” moves among the network including both a new initiative with local congregations as well as institutional relocation. The Oikonomia Network (ON) has moved to Trinity International University as part of the … Continue reading
