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Diakonia as Christian social practice : an introduction /
The concept of diakonia has developed over the last decades, especially within the ecumenical movement, to a degree that may be characterized as a paradigm shift. Three main features characterize this change: First, the ecclesial dimension of diakonia is now strongly underlined. While earlier, diako...
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g PART 1. THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES -- |t Reflections on core aspects of diaconal theory / |r Stephanie Dietrtich -- |t Mercy and truth are met together, righteousness and peace have kissed each other (Psalm 85:10) : Biblical and systematic theological perspectives on diakonia as advocacy and fight for justice / |r Stephanie Dietrich -- |t The study of diakonia as an academic discipline / |r Kjell Nordstokke -- |t Diakonia as a professional practice : perspectives on research and education / |r Hans Stifoss-Hanssen -- |t The development of diakonia as faith-based professional practice / |r Olav Fanuelsen -- |t Equipping for service : diakonia and capacity-building / |r Knud Jørgensen -- |t Empowering diakonia : a perspective from the World Council of Churches / |r Carlos E. Ham -- |g PART 2. SOCIAL PERSPECTIVES --Diakonia as rights-based practice / |r Hans Morten Haugen -- |t Diaconial work and research about diakonia in the face of welfare mix and religious pluralism in Sweden and Germany / |r Annette Leis-Peters -- |t Diakonia, hospitality and welfare / |r Olav Helge Angell -- |t Religion between the private and the public : about diaconal studies as an academic field / |r Anders Bäckström -- |g PRATICAL PERSPECTIVES -- |t Bridge-building and go-between : the role of the deacon in church and society / |r Kari Jordheim -- |t Diakonia as action : some perspectives on diaconial professional practice / |r Kari Karsrud Korslien -- |t Mapping out and mobilising diaconal assets / |r Kjell Nordstokke -- |t Preparation for ministry in cross-cultural society : Christian care and counselling in a multicultural context / |r Edwina Ward, |r Anneliese Schäpers. |
| 520 | |a The concept of diakonia has developed over the last decades, especially within the ecumenical movement, to a degree that may be characterized as a paradigm shift. Three main features characterize this change: First, the ecclesial dimension of diakonia is now strongly underlined. While earlier, diakonia was often perceived as the activity of professional diaconal workers or agencies, it is now emphasized that diakonia belongs to the nature and the mission of being church. Second, it affirms that diaconal action must be holistic, taking into consideration the physical, mental, social, and spiritual dimensions, and rejecting practices that tend to departmentalize sectors of human reality. Third, it enhances bold and prophetic expressions of diaconal action, in solidarity with marginalized and suffering people, moving away from traditions of conceptualizing diakonia as humble service. The authors of this book, most of whom belong to the faculty of Diakonhjemmet University College in Oslo, largely subscribe to this understanding. | ||
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