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El. knyga: Explore: Vocational Discovery in Ministry

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"This volume helps ministerial leadership students engage the tools of discernment while introducing the various roles that seminarians may pursue, including pastors, varieties of chaplaincy, clinical pastoral educators, academics, and nonprofit leaders.It is an ideal resource for seminarians, particularly during theological field education"--

This volume helps ministerial leadership students engage the tools of discernment while introducing the various roles that seminarians may pursue, including pastors, varieties of chaplaincy, clinical pastoral educators, academics, and nonprofit leaders. It is an ideal resource for seminarians, particularly during theological field education.

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"The book is accessible, gritty, and honest. It raises good conversation on the multiplicity of vocation and represents the complexity of life, vocation, and constructed meaning that we, in religious and ministerial circles, have known and navigated for some time. Vocation, in this context, is a complicated conversation and we have the beneficial wisdom of this diverse group of authors to articulate this complexity for us in this truth-telling and thought-provoking project. -- Mark Chung Hearn, PhD, Associate Professor and Director of Contextual Education at Church Divinity School of the Pacific in Berkeley, CA Diversity of perspectives makes this volume useful for anyone discerning their vocational call to ministry. Readable and relatable, the authors share deeply personal stories of call, from traditional congregational ministry to spiritual, entrepreneurial enterprises. Bold and prophetic, the activity of the Holy Spirit is imbued in the poetry and prose. The church would do well to think about vocation and ministry in such a comprehensive manner." -- Susan MacAlpine-Gillis, Coordinator of the Summer Distance program and Assistant Professor of Pastoral Theology at Atlantic School of Theology

Introduction ix
Kristina Lizardy-Hajbi
Matthew Floding
A Community Said Yes
1(4)
Matthew Floding
Callings Shaped by Purpose
5(6)
Kristina Lizardy-Hajbi
What Are Pastors For?
11(6)
Will Willimon
A Priest of Priests
17(4)
Melissa Florer-Bixler
Hear. See. Tell. Walk Through the Unlocked Door
21(4)
William H. Lamar
A Calling Worthy of My Life
25(4)
Brian Keepers
Chaplaincy: Ministry that Ferments and Seasons
29(6)
Nancy Elizabeth Wood
Engaging, Embracing, and Expressing Self in Callings
35(4)
Tammerie Day
What is Your Thing? Discerning "It" and Doing "It" Scared!
39(4)
Danielle J. Buhuro
A Call to Serve
43(4)
Ruth Naomi Segres
A Calling to the Academy
47(6)
David Emmanuel Goatley
Vocation as Communal
53(4)
Christine J. Hong
Learning To Be Carried
57(4)
Keith Starkenburg
Rags to Riches to Rags
61(4)
Miguel A. De La Torre
Participating in God's Wide Welcome: The Ministry of Camps, Conference, and Retreat Centers
65(6)
Theresa F. Latini
It Started with Trees
71(4)
Kent Busman
In Such a Season
75(4)
Elivette Mendez Angulo
Becoming the Clay
79(4)
Megan Shepherd
A Calling to Campus
83(4)
Trygve D. Johnson
Doing Campus Ministry Latinamente
87(4)
Eddie De Leon
Unfolding
91(4)
Kate Holbrook
Called by Name for Engagement with the World
95(4)
Mary Schaller Blaufuss
So, You're the Bishop
99(4)
James Hazelwood
To Say Yes, Again and Again and Again
103(4)
Karen Oliveto
Ministry in the Public Square
107(4)
Traci Blackmon
The Inward and Outward Journey of Ministry
111(4)
Wesley Granberg-Michaelson
The Communion Table as Vocational Pathway in Nonprofit Leadership
115(4)
David Harrison
John Senior
Discovering God's Call in Prayer and Community
119(4)
Greg Little
Ministry Connecting Faith and Health
123(4)
Kathie Bender Schwich
Called by Community
127(4)
Marilyn Pagan-Banks
Spiritual Entrepreneurship
131(4)
Patrick G. Duggan
A Way Out of No Way
135(4)
Tawana Davis
A (Non) Sacramental (Non) Ministry of Food
139(4)
Mariah Hoyden
A Thread You Follow
143(4)
Nathan E. Kirkpatrick
Holy Friendships: Ecumenical and Interfaith Connections
147(6)
Katie Crowe
An Unexpected Way
153(4)
Liddy Barlow
The Unexpected within a Call
157(4)
Michael Bos
Just Keep Walking
161(4)
Amanda Henderson
Starting New Faith Communities: What's the Point?
165(4)
Chris S. Davies
On Starting New Things While the World Is Burning
169(4)
Tyler Sit
Mi Camino
173(4)
Rhina Ramos
Farm Church
177(4)
Allen C. Brimer
Introducing Bivocational Ministry
181(6)
Darryl W. Stephens
Thank God for Friends
187(4)
Scott Cameron
Jarena's Daughter
191(4)
Faye Taylor
Cobbling a Mosaic in Vocation
195(4)
Rebecca Jeney Park-Hearn
Conclusion 199(2)
Matthew Floding
Kristina Lizardy-Hajbi
Notes 201(8)
Index 209(10)
About the Contributors 219
Kristina Lizardy-Hajbi is director of the Office of Professional Formation and term assistant professor of leadership and formation at Iliff School of Theology. She is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ and has served as a hospital chaplain, youth leader, multicultural student affairs administrator, and denominational staff.

Matthew Floding is most recently director of ministerial formation at Duke Divinity School. He is an ordained minister in the Reformed Church in America and has served as pastor, college chaplain, dean of students and director of field education.