Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social)

Ecclesial Futures publishes original research and theological reflection on the development and transformation of local Christian communities

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

Ecclesial Futures publishes original research and theological reflection on the development and transformation of local Christian communities and support systems. Current and back issues -> https://t.co/Z3UvGV1zum. To subscribe for fresh info -> https://t.co/VlnFFb3iC7

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

We are thrilled to announce another issue - our 12th - of Ecclesial Futures.

7 articles. 5 book reviews.

Diamond open access -> free to read and free to publish.

Click here for great reflections on the mission of God in the world.
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[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

Wonderful to publish a new Ecclesial Futures issue. Congrats to authors from Philippines, South Africa, United Kingdom, exploring God's mission in local church partnerships, spiritual practices, liturgy, migration, liberative Scripture reading. https://t.co/Z3UvGVjIIu

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

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Ecclesial Futures @EcclesialF publishes research and theological reflections, bridging academic and practical approaches in #theology, #missiology, and #ecclesiology, offering free publishing and access. Browse the collection on #ScienceOpen: https://t.co/Mm7Hjpzbpn

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

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👏👏 initiative by @PGHSeminary. Pittsburgh Theological Seminary launching a Certificate in Migrant Ministries program. This is an online course equipping church leaders to support and advocate for migrants. Ecclesial Futures journal hope to see action-reflection articles.

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

This is such an exciting initiative as it recentres mission imagination

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

Latest @EcclesialF article. Ian Terry - "Characteristics of a 'common good building' Church of England Church - A case study in a UK southern coastal town."

Keywords:

Partnering

Common good

Listening

Human dignity

Subjugated knowing

Work

https://t.co/sJHmUWIyOC

[Heather J Major @HeatherJMajor1]

Congratulations Mthr Rachel Summers @curiouswilds!

It's great to have an MA Mission Prize winner this year and I look forward to reading the adapted and published version in @EcclesialF next year.
@RadboudUniPress

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

Wonderful to have some Orthodox missiology published in Ecclesial Futures. Such an interesting case study by Alison Kolosova1

[IP @IrinaPaert]

@OrthSolidarity Our project member, Alison Kolosova, published an article with a case study of the Orthodox parish of St John of Kronstadt in Bath, UK in “Ecclesial Futures” 2024, vol. 5. issue 1
@EcclesialF . Check out now
https://t.co/epObaYMo1v

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

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[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

Christos Anesti. We wish our Orthodox brothers and sisters wonderful Easter celebrations. We are glad to have Orthodox scholars on our Editorial Board. The next issue of the journal features a case study of an Orthodox Church in England. Subscribe (free)-> https://t.co/F03babDR9N

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

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@thejazzgoat @AboAkademi congratulations to you and @AboAkedemi mission community. I wonder if you will write more or less given it's cold or dark? It's worth a poll. Are@EcclesialF writers more productive when it's

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

@thejazzgoat @AboAkademi congratulations to you and @AboAkedemi mission community. I wonder if you will write more or less given it's cold or dark? It's worth a poll. Are@EcclesialF writers more productive when it's

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

Stories can be a paragraph at the start of a section or a chapter. They invite people into your work and connect your research with reality. They don’t need to have a direct point but work by locating the reader in the reality of your research. Stories help academic writing.

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

Stories are interesting! Do you have any interesting or funny moments that occurred during your research? Any tables that collapsed or people that got locked in a cupboard or lost or cups of tea got spilt? Stories bring colour to writing. (Photo by Brett Jordan on Unsplash)

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

The original article by @dustindbenac and Juli Kalbaugh - titled "Bending the Light: A Methodological Structure for Collaborative Theological Inquiry" appears at https://t.co/XynfYSBka5

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

Congratulations to @dustindbenac and Juli Kalbaugh for a pickup on their fascinating research into collaborative research. Colloquy Online, the newsletter of The Association of Theological Schools, is promoting their work in innovation and theological inquiry.

[Dustin Benac @dustindbenac]

Grateful for the chance to team up with Juli Kalbaugh to write this piece about our work in the Program for the Future Church at @Baylor's @TruettSeminary.

This particular essay is a profile in the ATS (@ATSdotedu) Colloquy Online.

Read it here: https://t.co/teaREBugfl

[Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social) @EcclesialF]

@dustindbenac @Baylor @TruettSeminary @ATSdotedu Congratulations. Great to see your research gaining further interest from the theological schools sector