Tentmakers: Multivocational Ministry in Western Society
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Issue Date
2022
Authors
Advisor
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Creator
Editor
Watson, James W. (Editor)
Santos, Narry F. (Editor)
Santos, Narry F. (Editor)
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Type
Book
Keywords
Clergy
Evangelistic work
Evangelistic work
Citation
Watson, James W. and Narry F. Santos(eds.). Tentmakers: Multivocational Ministry in Western Society. Eugene, OR: Wipf & Stock, 2022.
Abstract
Table of Contents
Introduction: Canadian Tentmakers and the Future of Ministry in Western Societies / James W. Watson – Part 1: Canadian Multivocational Ministry Projects: Chapter 1. Patterns among Canadian Multivocational Ministers / James W. Watson – Chapter 2. Multivocational by Choice: What Difference Does It Make? / Wanda Malcolm, Beth Anne Fisher, and Elvira Prusaczyk – Part 2: Biblical and Theological Reflections on Tentmaking: Chapter 3. What Multivocational Ministers Can Learn from Paul’s Tentmaking Experience / Narry F. Santos – Chapter 4. Charism, Vocation, and Work: Theological Reflections on Tentmaking / James E. Pedlar – Part 3: Issues Arising from Multivocational Ministry – Chapter 5. The Tentmaking Home as Sanctuary / Marilyn Draper and Mark D. Chapman – Chapter 6. Sabbath Rest in Multivocational Ministry / Mark D. Chapman – Chapter 7. Tending to the Tentmakers / Jared Siebert – Part 4: Personal Reflections from Multivocational Ministers: Chapter 8. Multi-Role Ministry as a Salvation Army Officer / Michael W. Puddicombe – Chapter 9. Being a Professor in the City and a Pastor in the Country / James Tyler Robertson – Chapter 10. Twenty-Eight Years and Counting / Cam Roxburgh – Chapter 11. Ministry or Career? An Unnecessary Dichotomy / Amy Bratton and Ashoor Yousif
Publisher
Wipf and Stock
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License
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https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
Alternative Title
Multivocational Ministry in Western Society