Urban ministry reconsidered contexts and approaches

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Otros Autores: Smith, R. Drew (Editor), Boddie, Stephanie C. (Editor), Peters, Ronald Edward (Editor)
Formato: Libro
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: Louisville : Westminster John Knox Press, 2018.
Edición:First edition.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Urban conceptual worldviews
  • Urban conceptualizing in historical perspective
  • The new urbanism and its challenge to the church
  • The city's grace
  • Toward a missiological turn in urban ministry
  • Urban ministry as the new frontier?
  • Urban ministry as incarnational
  • Religion and race in urban spaces across Africa and the diaspora
  • Wholeness and human flourishing as guideposts for urban ministry
  • Urban community formation Low-income residents and religious in-betweenness in the United States of America and South Africa
  • Racial equity and faith-based organizing at Community Renewal Society
  • Ferguson lessons about church solidarity with communities of struggle
  • Listening, undergirding, and cross-sector community building
  • Internal dimensions of church connectedness to community
  • Prison ministry with women and girls of African descent Angelique Walker-Smith
  • Christian community responses to African immigrants in the United States
  • Theological professionals, the community, and overcoming the disconnection
  • Theological pedagogies and urban change-making in an African city
  • Urban social policy
  • Church pursuits of economic justice, public health, and racial equity
  • The Accra Confession and theological reflections on urban economic justice
  • School voucher programs and Black clergy responses in two cities
  • Creating an oasis food ecosystem in a post-"faith-based initiatives" environment
  • One congregation's ministry to immigrants
  • Gun violence and African American churches
  • Theological listening and learning in an HIV/AIDS world
  • Public leadership and African churches in the United Kingdom
  • Urban ministry adaptations
  • Neighborhood and congregational renewal through community organizing and development
  • Discernment, attentiveness, and church planting in urban communities
  • Ministry, diversity, and community on an urban university campus
  • Prison ministries, voluntarism, and relational culture
  • Martin Luther King Jr.'s speeches and the urban -digital context
  • Approaches to ministry in an African prophetic church in France
  • Ministry to Ugandan youth affected by war and conflict.