Theology of Community and Ministry

This course introduces students to ministry as community practice.
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This course, taught by Tom Schiave at Multnomah Biblical Seminary, introduces students to ministry as community practice. Moving beyond the rampant individualism in our society, the aim will be to explicate and illustrate how faithful ministry is grounded and nurtured in the life of the triune God and centered in the church. Consideration will also be given to such themes as worship, order, service, sacraments, and mission.

Seminary: Multnomah Biblical Seminary
Keywords: Ecclesiology, church formation

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