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ISBN-13
9781978714229
Book Title
Forming Leaders for the Public Church
ISBN
9781978714229
Publication Year
2023
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Name
Forming Leaders for the Public Church : Vocation in Twenty-First Century Societies
Item Height
0.9in
Author
Mary E. Hess
Item Length
9.3in
Publisher
Lexington Books/Fortress Academic
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6.2in
Item Weight
19.7 Oz
Number of Pages
296 Pages

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Churches around the globe are answering God's call to engage the challenging religious, political, and humanitarian crises facing the world today. Based on the public theology of Gary M. Simpson, public church leaders demonstrate in this book how to respond within diverse global contexts with Gospel compassion, courage, and contextual leadership.

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Lexington Books/Fortress Academic
ISBN-10
197871422x
ISBN-13
9781978714229
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Author
Mary E. Hess
Publication Name
Forming Leaders for the Public Church : Vocation in Twenty-First Century Societies
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2023
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
296 Pages

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Item Length
9.3in
Item Height
0.9in
Item Width
6.2in
Item Weight
19.7 Oz

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Forming Leaders for the Public Church is a fitting testimony to the illuminating and piercing work of Professor Gary Simpson. Like the book's dedicatee, the essays in this volume reflect a fierce love for the gospel, a deep concern for those on the margins, and a clarion summons for the church to help build a more just and fruitful world. -- Michael J. Chan, Concordia College Nothing honors the career and creativity of Dr. Gary Simpson better than this salute to a true visionary from his former students, colleagues and friends. A collection edited with great love and respect, Forming Leaders for the Public Church lights up the theological depth and the manifold dimensions of Gary's passion to send forth the church into public life. But it's the personal anecdotes scattered among the chapters that remind us that a mentor's deep love, affection, and sacrifice is key to forming leaders for missional vocation. -- Gregory P. Leffel, past-president, the American Society of Missiology, and author of Faith Seeking Action: Mission, Social Movements, and the Church in Motion This excellent collection of essays by students and colleagues of Professor Gary Simpson carries forward his important teaching and scholarship on the theology and vocation of being a public church. The trinitarian theology that informs Simpson's understanding of the public church as missional church is evident in these clear, well-written, and well researched accounts. Representing a variety of domestic, global, and cross-cultural congregational contexts and reflecting Simpson's emphasis on the congregation as the center of the public church, the essays offer a variety of practical approaches to the church's participation in civil society that are integral to the gospel centered worship life and witness of the congregation. Simpson's gracious pastoral presence and love of the church, echoed throughout, has been infectious in the lives of these contributors and will shine through for readers as well. This is a treasure trove of insightful and innovative resources for leaders and leaders to be who aspire to the vocation of the public church. -- James M. Childs, Jr., Trinity Lutheran Seminary at Capital University, What a gift this volume is. It is a gift to a wide variety of audiences: members and leaders of local churches, leaders of denominational systems that care about local churches, church leaders who want to learn how the Global South enriches the nature and mission of local churches, leaders of churches who draw upon the deep roots of Lutheran theology in communities no longer living in a European centered Christendom, and leaders of churches wrestling with the realities of the pandemic and racism. Most importantly it is a witness to the life's work of a pastor, teacher, and scholar, Gary Simpson, whose dedication to the local church as a public moral companion provides a living metaphor for vital and thriving local churches., Forming Leaders for the Public Church is a fitting testimony to the illuminating and piercing work of Professor Gary Simpson. Like the book's dedicatee, the essays in this volume reflect a fierce love for the gospel, a deep concern for those on the margins, and a clarion summons for the church to help build a more just and fruitful world., This excellent collection of essays by students and colleagues of Professor Gary Simpson carries forward his important teaching and scholarship on the theology and vocation of being a public church. The trinitarian theology that informs Simpson's understanding of the public church as missional church is evident in these clear, well-written, and well researched accounts. Representing a variety of domestic, global, and cross-cultural congregational contexts and reflecting Simpson's emphasis on the congregation as the center of the public church, the essays offer a variety of practical approaches to the church's participation in civil society that are integral to the gospel centered worship life and witness of the congregation. Simpson's gracious pastoral presence and love of the church, echoed throughout, has been infectious in the lives of these contributors and will shine through for readers as well. This is a treasure trove of insightful and innovative resources for leaders and leaders to be who aspire to the vocation of the public church., Nothing honors the career and creativity of Dr. Gary Simpson better than this salute to a true visionary from his former students, colleagues and friends. A collection edited with great love and respect, Forming Leaders for the Public Church lights up the theological depth and the manifold dimensions of Gary's passion to send forth the church into public life. But it's the personal anecdotes scattered among the chapters that remind us that a mentor's deep love, affection, and sacrifice is key to forming leaders for missional vocation., What a gift this volume is! It is a gift to a wide variety of audiences: members and leaders of local churches, leaders of denominational systems that care about local churches, church leaders who want to learn how the Global South enriches the nature and mission of local churches, leaders of churches who draw upon the deep roots of Lutheran theology in communities no longer living in a European centered Christendom, and leaders of churches wrestling with the realities of the pandemic and racism. Most importantly it is a witness to the life's work of a pastor, teacher, and scholar, Gary Simpson, whose dedication to the local church as a public moral companion provides a living metaphor for vital and thriving local churches.
Table of Content
Foreword Mary E. Hess Introduction Samuel Yonas Deressa and Mary Sue Dreier Part I: Christian Mission Chapter 1: Implication of the Trinitarian Vision for the 21st Century Dinku Bato Chapter 2: What Can the West Learn from the Rest? Nurturing the Culture of Global Conversation Samuel Yonas Deressa Chapter 3: The Commonplace Congregation Scott J. Hagley Chapter 4: Turning Outward: One Moravian's Journey from Pietist Quietism to Public Theologian Betsy Miller Chapter 5: Giving Them a Fair Shot: Musings on an Evangelical Reading of "Preferential Option for the Poor" Mark Nygard Chapter 6: Love Actually Tomas Gulan Part II: Public Vocation Chapter 7: Civil Society and the Church in Kenya as a Public Moral Companion William O. Obaga Chapter 8: Late Reformation Lutheran Preaching on the Legitimacy, Duties, and Responsibilities of Civil Authorities Mary Jane Haemig Chapter 9: Teaching Solidarity in Civil Society for Love of Neighbor Mary E. Hess Chapter 10: The Vocation of the Local Congregation as Public Companion Jeremy Myers Chapter 11: Pandemics are Terrible Things: A Theology of Promise for a Missional Church Emerging Dee Pederson Part III: Christian Leadership Chapter 12: Public Leadership Across Cultures: God's Transforming Power for Mutual Governance Sekenwa Moses Briska Chapter 13: Worldly Spirituality for a Missional Church Mary Sue Dreier Chapter 14: Is Anybody Listening? An Analysis of the Role of Bishops as Adaptive Leaders and Public Theologians in a Time of Crisis Paul D. Erickson Chapter 15: No Patiency, No Promise: Missional Warrants toward a Public Theology of Listening David C. Hahn Chapter 16: A Missional, Open and Relational System for Faith Formation in the Local Congregation Steve Thomason Epilogue I: Reflection about Professor Gary Simpson Marie Y. Hayes Epilogue II: Gary M. Simpson: A Fruitful Vocation David L. Tiede Afterword by Gary M. Simpson About the Contributors
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Topic
Christian Ministry / Missions, Leadership, Christian Theology / Ethics
Lccn
2023-000198
Dewey Decimal
253
Dewey Edition
23
Genre
Religion

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