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International handbook on ecumenical diakonia : contextual theologies and practices of diakonia and Christian social services : resources for study and intercultural learning /
"Training and education for Diakonia, for social care, support for the vulnerable, advocacy for those marginalized and suffering from injustices today needs high quality resources and intercultural, contextual as well as interdisciplinary approaches. This was the core conviction of major instit...
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Oxford :
Regnum Books International,
[2021]
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| Colección: | Regnum handbooks.
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| 505 | 1 | |a PART I. Theologies of diaconia in different ecclesial and social contexts -- PART II. Concepts and profiles of diaconical ministries in different world regions -- PART III. Trends and crucial concerns in diaconia -- PART IV. Models and methods for competency building in diaconia. | |
| 520 | |a "Training and education for Diakonia, for social care, support for the vulnerable, advocacy for those marginalized and suffering from injustices today needs high quality resources and intercultural, contextual as well as interdisciplinary approaches. This was the core conviction of major institutions of diaconal work and research in Germany and some of their international partners to come together in 2018 to plan for an International Handbook on Ecumenical Diakonia. This project was developed to bring together key resources on biblical-theological foundations, regional and confessional expressions, new themes and trends and educational approaches and curriculum models for diakonia and Christian social services which can enrich current training courses for diakonia and widen the horizon by inter-contextual and inter-cultural perspectives. The emphasize was on ecumenical diakonia, i.e. approaches to Christian social services and social development work in many different denominational and cultural settings, the interconfessional and trans-national cooperation and joint action for diakonia between different churches and faith-based actors and the orientation towards the'whole inhabited earth' (oikumene) as the indispensable horizon and frame of reference for spelling out current mandates and profiles of church-based diakonia in the contexts of globalization.The result of this three years process is a publication with around 100 concise introductory essays and regional survey articles from all major Christian traditions and regions in the world structured in four different sections."--Publisher | ||
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