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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"BV Diwinyddiaeth Ymarferol"”.

  1. Transforming ministry in the Church in Wales: a critical assessment of the implementation of ministry areas

    The context of this research is the Church in Wales Review (2012) which advocated a transition to ministry areas which are geographically and demographically larger than existing parishes. My thesis looks at ways in which Ministry Areas can be implemented by using templates and theories of change, …

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  2. Time For Play? – An exploration of the nature of play and its possible contribution to the mitigation of stress and promotion of well-being particularly in the ministry of the church.

    I aim to study the concept and nature of play and particularly its value in ministry and in the life of clergy. Much has been written about play in a number of spheres but little from a primarily theological perspective. Berne takes a sociological approach and Huizinga a more anthropological …

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  3. The Roots of Franciscan Theology and Metaphysics: An Integrated Approach Towards Encounter, Participation, and the De-Radicalisation of Difference

    This thesis argues that the Franciscan theological tradition, rooted in the spiritual attributes of humility, poverty, and simplicity, and shaped by metaphysical motifs such as freedom, relationality, and moral goodness, offers a coherent and constructive framework for interfaith dialogue. By …

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  4. A critical survey of the history and development of the present ban on the ordination of women in the Roman Catholic Church.

    The Roman Catholic Church maintains that women cannot be ordained to the ministerial priesthood because of its unbroken tradition that only men can be priests, based on the example of Jesus, who chose only men to be ‘Apostles’. Vatican documents published during the late twentieth century use the …

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  5. A critical evaluation of the evangelistic preaching of Martin Lloyd-Jones with special reference to his "Acts" series of sermons and its relevance for UK pastors today

    A Critical Evaluation of the Evangelistic Preaching of Martyn Lloyd-Jones with Special Reference to his ‘Acts’ Series of Sermons and its Relevance for UK Pastors Today Abstract The ministry of David Martyn Lloyd-Jones (1899-1981), a leading British preacher within the Reformed tradition, has been a …

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  6. Thesis on Jonathan Edwards b. 1703

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  7. Monasticism without frontiers : the extended monastic community of the Abbot of Cluny in England and Wales.

    Cluniac monasteries, so called because of their relationship to the abbot of Cluny in Burgundy, have been estimated to have numbered over seven hundred foundations at one time, distributed throughout France and in England, Wales, Scotland, Lombardy, and Spain. To date Cluniac studies have tended to …

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  8. Healing and Reconciliation: Applying Trauma Theory, Social Identity Theory, and Dialogical Approaches to Interfaith Dialogue among Nigerian Christians and Muslims in Nigeria and the UK

    This thesis explores the intersection of trauma theory, social identity theory and dialogical approaches in the context of interfaith dialogue among Nigerian Christian and Muslim groups in Nigeria and the UK. Through ethnographic case studies focusing particularly on the Redeemed Christian Church …

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