05 Mar Welcome to JCM 2012 (Vol 4) – The Importance of Pastoral Ethnography
Welcome to the 2012, 4th volume edition of The Journal of Christian Ministry!...
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04 Mar Investigating the Practice of Christian Exorcism
C.S. Lewis wrote, “There are two equal and opposite errors into which our race can fall about devils. One is to disbelieve in their existence. The other is to believe, and to feel an excessive and unhealthy interest in them”...
01 Mar 2012 – Editorial Board
The 2012 Editorial Board of the The Journal of Christian Ministry....
25 Jan Grief: Contemporary Theory and the Practice of Ministry – Book Review
In Grief: Contemporary Theory and the Practice of Ministry, Melissa M. Kelley draws from current social science research on attachment theory, constructive meaning-making, narrative therapeutic perspectives, practical theologies, and pastoral methods to offers fresh and innovative perspectives on current theories of practices for coping with...
10 Apr A Blueprint for Christian Discipleship – Book Review
Watson begins his book by taking stock of the current situation facing the church in the contemporary United States....
03 Apr Conversational Evangelism – Book Review
Norman Geisler, a well-known author of apologetics among conservative Christians, and his son David Geisler team up to write this book....
30 Mar Go Grow Your Church! – Book Review
Although organized topically, with each chapter titled after a specific practice of ministry, Go Grow Your Church! is written as a narrative, covering the experience of Rev. James F. Miller from the time he began his pastorate at DuPage African Methodist Episcopal Church in DuPage...
27 Mar God is Good, God is Great – Book Review
If your parishioners think about their faith, they will appreciate you taking the time to read God is Good, God is Great....
25 Mar Lost and Found – Book Review
Lost and Found is a research-based volume to speak to the status of the younger unchurched and to give ideas and thoughts about how the church can provide ways to reach and transform them....
22 Mar Mad Church Disease – Book Review
What a title and how appropriate, Mad Church Disease - a title I wish I had thought of. Who can forget the Mad Cow disease epidemic of a few years ago when pictures of cattle carcasses were stacked in a heap for all to see...