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Elders in Every City: The Origin an Role of the Ordained Ministry
Roger Beckwith
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| #3451037 in Books | 2002-12-01 | Ingredients: Example Ingredients | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | .31 x5.18 x7.80l,.21 | File type: PDF | 128 pages||1 of 9 people found the following review helpful.| Admitted NT departure|By J. Johnson|I bought this text thinking it was a defense of presbyterian government--oops! One of the current Anglican writers, he gives a great discussion of NT practice in the first chapter; that is, the office of presbyter (elder) and episkopos ("bishop") were one office (cf. Acts 20) and then admits that the early church departed from the NT practic||"Dr Beckwith has employed his great gifts of detailed yet clear exposition to the thorny subject of the church's ministry, and has produced what will surely become a classic study of the subject. It is thorough, balanced and faithful to its sources - just what
Addressing the changing role of the ordained ministry, Roger Beckwith looks both within and without the church walls in this journey of exploration. While the clergy's traditional roles in education, counseling, social welfare, and marriage guidance have been taken over by teachers, doctors, psychiatrists, and social workers, inside, the ordained ministry is also under attack. With the campaign for the ministry of the laity and the prevalence of the Charismatic Movement,...
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