Every-Person Ministry (eBook, ePUB) - Morgan, Teresa
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Every-person Ministry is based on the conviction that every Christian shares a mission - to be a channel for the Holy Spirit so the reconciling love of God in Christ may flow throughout the world.
Each of the first four chapters of the book discusses a different kind of ministry: neighbourly love; the importance of listening to people; the potential we all have to speak and act prophetically; and when and how we should forgive one another and seek reconciliation.
Later chapters focus on attending to our own relationship with God, with guidance on defusing the 'unhelpful passions' which…mehr

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Every-person Ministry is based on the conviction that every Christian shares a mission - to be a channel for the Holy Spirit so the reconciling love of God in Christ may flow throughout the world.



Each of the first four chapters of the book discusses a different kind of ministry: neighbourly love; the importance of listening to people; the potential we all have to speak and act prophetically; and when and how we should forgive one another and seek reconciliation.



Later chapters focus on attending to our own relationship with God, with guidance on defusing the 'unhelpful passions' which block the action of the Spirit in us; reflections on daily prayer; and an exploration of the way we articulate and explain our faith.



Discover the Every-person Ministry, where every Christian is called to share God's reconciling love. Explore practical insights on love, listening, and forgiveness.

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Autorenporträt
Teresa Morgan is Fellow and Tutor in Ancient History at Oriel College, Oxford, and a self-supporting priest in the parish of Littlemore. She is the author of a number of popular and academic books and her poetry has appeared in literary magazines including the Rialto, Strand Magazine, Critical Quarterly and New Welsh Review.