Congregational Studies in the UK : Christianity in a Post-Christian Context.
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| Language: | English |
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Florence :
Taylor and Francis,
2004
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| Series: | Explorations in practical, pastoral, and empirical theology.
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| Local Note: | ProQuest Ebook Central |
Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Contributors
- Introduction
- Part One: The Emerging Field
- 1 Congregational Studies: Taking Stock
- 2 The Rise of Congregational Studies in the USA
- 3 'Conference People': Congregational Studies in a Globalizing World
- Part Two: Congregations in the UK
- 4 The Effects of Evangelical Renewal on Mainstream Congregational Identities: A Welsh Case Study
- 5 'Friendship, Fellowship and Acceptance': The Public Discourse of a Thriving Evangelical Congregation
- 6 Display and Division: Congregational Conflict among Roman Catholics
- 7 Congregations, Narratives and Identity: A Quaker Case Study
- 8 Congregational Cultures and the Boundaries of Identity
- Part Three: Theoretical and Methodological Issues
- 9 The Messiness of Studying Congregations using Ethnographic Methods
- 10 Are Congregations Associations? The Contribution of Organizational Studies to Congregational Studies
- 11 Priests, Parish and People: Reconceiving a Relationship
- 12 Denominational Cultures: The Cinderella of Congregational Studies?
- 13 The Significance of Gender for Congregational Studies
- 14 Putting Congregational Studies to Work: Ethnography, Consultancy and Change
- Index.
