Cooperating Congregations: Portraits of Mission Strategies, Gilson Waldkoenig,William Avery (9781566992251) — Readings Books

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Cooperating Congregations: Portraits of Mission Strategies
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Cooperating Congregations: Portraits of Mission Strategies

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Based on an intensive study of five cooperative ministry ventures, this thought-provoking book looks at how each takes a unique approach in addressing its own mission context. From rural ministries in North Dakota and West Virginia, to ambitious community development projects in Alabama and Maine, to intensive urban mission in Milwaukee, these engaging stories will stimulate readers to take a fresh look and new approaches to parish and community issues.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Alban Institute, Inc
Country
United States
Date
1 February 2000
Pages
224
ISBN
9781566992251

Based on an intensive study of five cooperative ministry ventures, this thought-provoking book looks at how each takes a unique approach in addressing its own mission context. From rural ministries in North Dakota and West Virginia, to ambitious community development projects in Alabama and Maine, to intensive urban mission in Milwaukee, these engaging stories will stimulate readers to take a fresh look and new approaches to parish and community issues.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Alban Institute, Inc
Country
United States
Date
1 February 2000
Pages
224
ISBN
9781566992251