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Pastor : a reader for ordained ministry / William H. Willimon. [print]

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Nashville, Tennessee : Abingdon Press, (c)2002.Description: 326 pages ; 23 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0687097886
  • 9780687097883
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BV4011.3.W555.P378 2022
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Contents:
Ordination. The nobility of the ministry / Martin Luther ;Vocation / Barbara Brown Taylor Baptism, Eucharist, and ministry
Faith and Order Paper No. 111
Ministry for the twenty-first century. The Ebenezer gospel / Richard Lischer
The pastor as priest. Liturgy and leadership : priest and pastor / William H. Willimon ; Liturgical celebration / Robert W. Hovda
The priest as pastor. On being unnecessary / Eugene H. Peterson ; The real presence / Richard Lischer
The pastor as interpreter of Scripture. Preaching as bearing witness / Thomas G. Long ; Back to square one : God said / Eugene Peterson
The pastor as preacher. Temptations of the teacher / St. Chrysostom
The preacher and his church / P.T. Forsyth ; Learning to preach / Harry Emerson Fosdick ; Help me, Jesus / Richard Lischer
The pastor as counselor. The wounded healer / Henri J.M. Nouwen ; (On) facing martyrdom / Cyprian
The pastor as intercessor / Samuel D. Proctor
The pastor as teacher. Brother to a dragonfly / Will D. Campbell
Leaves from the notebook from a tamed cynic / Reinhold Niebuhr The country parson / George Herbert
The pastor as evangelist. The pastor as evangelist / Lesslie Newbigin ; Confessions / St. Augustine
The pastor as prophet. Empowerment for ministry / Stanley Hauerwas and William H. Willimon
The pastor as leader. Letter from Birmingham Jail / Martin Luther King Jr
Sister Aimee / Daniel Mark Epstein
The pastor as character. The glory of priesthood / St. Chrysostom
The pastor as disciplined Christian. The pursuit of holiness / Richard John Neuhaus
The preacher's private prayer / Charles Haddon Spurgeon.
Summary: One of the great sources of discouragement for those in ordained ministry is the perception that they are alone. The challenges and difficulties they face seem all the larger for their frequent lack of mentors and friends with whom to discuss these issues. Yet, according to Willimon, a "cloud of witnesses" surrounds those in ordained ministry, forebears from whom they could learn if they had the opportunity to listen. The challenges and joys of ministry are not new; they have been present since the first Christian congregations began. From the age of the church fathers and mothers, into the Middle Ages, through the Reformation, and down to the present, faithful leaders of the Christian Church have contemplated, debated, laughed, and prayed about the life of ordained leadership. In this new volume Willimon brings together the best voices from 20 centuries of Christian pastors and leaders, introducing what they have to say on the tasks and roles of ministry. Brief, accessible excerpts from the most important writings on ordained ministry encourage today's pastors. Each introduction places the excerpt in the context of its own time and place, then discusses its particular relevance for the practice of ministry today. This volume will serve as a guide to all who seek the wisdom of those who have followed the call to ordained ministry before them. AMAZON
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Includes bibliographies and index.

Ordination. The nobility of the ministry / Martin Luther ;Vocation / Barbara Brown Taylor Baptism, Eucharist, and ministry

Faith and Order Paper No. 111

Ministry for the twenty-first century. The Ebenezer gospel / Richard Lischer

The pastor as priest. Liturgy and leadership : priest and pastor / William H. Willimon ; Liturgical celebration / Robert W. Hovda

The priest as pastor. On being unnecessary / Eugene H. Peterson ; The real presence / Richard Lischer

The pastor as interpreter of Scripture. Preaching as bearing witness / Thomas G. Long ; Back to square one : God said / Eugene Peterson

The pastor as preacher. Temptations of the teacher / St. Chrysostom

The preacher and his church / P.T. Forsyth ; Learning to preach / Harry Emerson Fosdick ; Help me, Jesus / Richard Lischer

The pastor as counselor. The wounded healer / Henri J.M. Nouwen ; (On) facing martyrdom / Cyprian

The pastor as intercessor / Samuel D. Proctor

The pastor as teacher. Brother to a dragonfly / Will D. Campbell

Leaves from the notebook from a tamed cynic / Reinhold Niebuhr The country parson / George Herbert

The pastor as evangelist. The pastor as evangelist / Lesslie Newbigin ; Confessions / St. Augustine

The pastor as prophet. Empowerment for ministry / Stanley Hauerwas and William H. Willimon

The pastor as leader. Letter from Birmingham Jail / Martin Luther King Jr

Sister Aimee / Daniel Mark Epstein

The pastor as character. The glory of priesthood / St. Chrysostom

The pastor as disciplined Christian. The pursuit of holiness / Richard John Neuhaus

The preacher's private prayer / Charles Haddon Spurgeon.

One of the great sources of discouragement for those in ordained ministry is the perception that they are alone. The challenges and difficulties they face seem all the larger for their frequent lack of mentors and friends with whom to discuss these issues.
Yet, according to Willimon, a "cloud of witnesses" surrounds those in ordained ministry, forebears from whom they could learn if they had the opportunity to listen. The challenges and joys of ministry are not new; they have been present since the first Christian congregations began. From the age of the church fathers and mothers, into the Middle Ages, through the Reformation, and down to the present, faithful leaders of the Christian Church have contemplated, debated, laughed, and prayed about the life of ordained leadership.
In this new volume Willimon brings together the best voices from 20 centuries of Christian pastors and leaders, introducing what they have to say on the tasks and roles of ministry. Brief, accessible excerpts from the most important writings on ordained ministry encourage today's pastors. Each introduction places the excerpt in the context of its own time and place, then discusses its particular relevance for the practice of ministry today. This volume will serve as a guide to all who seek the wisdom of those who have followed the call to ordained ministry before them.
AMAZON

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