Covenantal Priesthood : A Narrative Of Community For Baptist Churches
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This work in practical theology begins with an exploration of the psychosocial issues at play in Australian Baptist churches as communities. Many of those who attend such churches, and those like them in Britain and North America, often find a warm sense of welcome and belonging. What follows builds on this positive subjective experience through the lens of Christian community framed by the rich scriptural narrative of covenantal priesthood. Such corporate priesthood, as demonstrated by our early Baptist forebears, comes to joint expression in worship and sharing God’s blessing with his world, and affirms the mutual priestly service of covenanted church community.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781842279878
ISBN10: 1842279874
Anne Klose
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2018
Studies In Baptist History And Thought
Publisher: Paternoster Press
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