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Mexican church leadership : a biblical and cultural study / by Robert A. Lloyd.

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Lloyd, Robert A [Author]

Publication details: 1991.Description: v, 136 leaves ; 29 cmContent type:

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BV4070 .M495 1991
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Contents:

Brief History of the Cacique Concept -- Present Manifestations of the Cacique Concept -- Qualities of the Cacique -- Roots of the Cacique Principle -- Caciquismo and the Evangelical Church in Mexico.

CaliforniaM International in Mexico: Survey Results -- The Queretaro Bible Church: A Case Study of the Cacique Concept -- The Mexican Ecclesiastical Situation According to Montoya -- Conclusions.

Church Leadership -- The Biblical Leader -- Conclusions.

General Comments on Biblical Contextualization -- Critical Elements in Biblical Contextualization -- The Goal of Biblical Contextualization.

Anatomy of the Church in Ephesus -- The Change in the Early Second Century.

To the Puebla Bible Seminary -- Conclusion.

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Ministry Perspective Project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Columbia Biblical Seminary and Graduate School of Missions, Columbia, South Carolina, 1991.

Bibliography: leaves 132-136.

I. The Cacique Concept in Latin American Culture

Definition and Selection of Terms Related to Caciquismo -- Brief History of the Cacique Concept -- Present Manifestations of the Cacique Concept -- Qualities of the Cacique -- Roots of the Cacique Principle -- Caciquismo and the Evangelical Church in Mexico.

II. The Immediate Context of CaliforniaM International in Mexico

CAM International in Mexico: A Brief History -- CaliforniaM International in Mexico: Survey Results -- The Queretaro Bible Church: A Case Study of the Cacique Concept -- The Mexican Ecclesiastical Situation According to Montoya -- Conclusions.

III. Biblical Evidence Relating to Leadership Models

Biblical Examples of the Cacique Model -- Church Leadership -- The Biblical Leader -- Conclusions.

IV. Biblical Contexualization: Theory

Introduction -- General Comments on Biblical Contextualization -- Critical Elements in Biblical Contextualization -- The Goal of Biblical Contextualization.

V. Biblical Contextualization: Practice

The Importance of Ephesus -- Anatomy of the Church in Ephesus -- The Change in the Early Second Century.

Virgin Islands Application

To the Local Church -- To the Puebla Bible Seminary -- Conclusion.

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