Transforming Renewal
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Transforming Renewal
Author: Andy Lord
language: en
Publisher: Wipf and Stock Publishers
Release Date: 2015-01-12
Pentecostal and charismatic renewal movements have seen great growth over the last century and have engaged with many Christian traditions. Yet there are signs that all is not well, and there is a need to develop theologies of renewal that engage with practice and across the traditions if the movements are to continue to grow. In particular, this book seeks an ecumenical engagement between David Watson and Thomas Merton, leaders in the charismatic and monastic renewal movements. The aim is to reflect on the theological roots of these renewal movements through a study of particular people who lived them in practice and sought to help others understand how the triune God was at work. This is done against the wider background of contemporary renewalist theology to develop constructive proposals for renewal theology in the future. Receptive ecumenism provides the method for bringing the different voices into conversation in ways that also point forward in approaches to ecumenical dialogue. It is thus a study relevant to those seeking new ways in theology, those involved in renewal and ecumenical movements, students of Thomas Merton, and all who seek to better understand the Christian renewal movements that have swept the world.
Transforming the Organization
Author: Francis J. Gouillart
language: en
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies
Release Date: 1995
In order to successfully compete in today's rapidly changing marketplace, companies must learn how to continuously transform. Here, for the first time, influential authors James Kelley and Francis Gouillart reveal their revolutionary prescription for corporate metamorphosis. Illustrating its key points with anecdotes, case histories, and summaries, the authors provide a guided tour of the future of business.
Transforming Bible Study with Children
Uses the right-brain/left-brain methodology, popularized by Walter Wink in his classic book Transforming Bible Study. Patricia W. Van Ness shows how to present imaginative Bible Study lessons that take advantage of the unique way in which children learn..focusing on wonder, imagination, and prayer rather than on information. Van Ness specifically demonstrates how to prepare a lesson so that this transformative process can take place. She also shows how to adapt the lesson with children.