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Proclaiming the new humanity in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.): Belief and practice of equality as mutuality in female and male relationships in one ministry context	The same yet different: A study of the eldership in one African American Presbyterian Church, USA congregation

Aggression and Spirit in congregational life	Responding to Hurricane Katrina: When the institutional becomes personal

The leadership of transformation. An evaluative case study of pastoral intent in the context of the Frederick Church of the Brethren, Frederick, Maryland	An international perspective on short-term missions

Characteristics of members of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in Centennial, Colorado who perform acts of love and mercy (diakonia) in a secular and pluralistic culture	"I have decided to follow Jesus": A study of one congregation's understanding of the relationship between a decision for Christ and ongoing discipleship

Becoming a "missional" denomination for the 21st century: A constructive analysis of theology and specific practices in the Reformed Church in America	Christian ways of encountering the other: An interpretation of Dietrich Bonhoeffer's ethic of the other

Nevertheless I am continually with you: A cosmopolitan and theopoetic reframing of pastoral theology	A window to God?: A theological and philosophical appraisal at the crossroads of religious experience and neuroscience

Luther on faith and love: The overriding thematic pair in the dynamics of Christ and the law in the 1535 Galatians commentary	The unacknowledged self: A pastoral theological response to muteness and invisibility in African American young men (ages 15--24)

Sacrifice and desire: The rhetoric of self-denial in the mystical theologies of Anna Maria van Schurman and Madame Jeanne Guyon	Sustaining redemptive social action: Intertwining Zen and Ignatian meditation for Christian discernment

Do we sin because we are sinners or are we sinners because we sin?: Neuroscience, nolition, and implications of a kenotic theology of moral cognition	The "whole truth": Re-thinking retribution in the book of Tobit

Ending "in an unhindered manner" (Acts 28:31): The ending of Acts within its literary environment	That they may be one: Unity, diversity and division in a local church

Willing managers, hesitant leaders: Understanding the elder's call to leadership in the Presbyterian Church (USA)	Storytelling in preaching: The response of a German parish to an American New Homiletic style of preaching

The use of scripture in the decision making process of the church Session or board	Ecclesia and exilic theologies: Preaching the exile and a congregation's response

Time to spare: Perceptions of community ministry	Deep waters: Adult baptism in a Presbyterian church

Nurturing the capacity to think theologically about moral issues: An empirical study of Christian moral formation in four Presbyterian congregations	Shared imaginings: The understanding and role of imagination in contemporary homiletics

What do they believe about giving? An analysis of the self identified practices and beliefs of members of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Charlotte, NC	Unique and similar: A short-term pastor attempts to help church members identify historic reactions to leadership

The use of shared structured television viewing as a pastoral tool for learning about a congregation and its systems of meaning	Out of this world: An assessment of Christian community within St. Mark UMC, Pensacola, FL

Revealing God: A study of the dynamics of revelation in the dimension of ministry religious experience in a secular and pluralistic world	Taste and see that the Lord is good: A programme evaluation of a course seeking to enhance meaning in Holy Communion

How then shall we eat?	The changing role of elders in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)

Meaningful and faithful: An evaluative study of funeral sermons	The cyborg Christ: Theological anthropology, Christology, and the posthuman

A more generous ecclesiology: Paul Tillich and the courage to be the church	Developing moral virtue ethics within the Reformed theological tradition

Christ language in Paul and messiah language in ancient Judaism	A cruciform catechesis: A Practical Theology of welcoming newcomers for churches living under a theology of the cross

Quest for spiritual community: A practical theology of congregation-based spiritual guidance	Lutheran preachers and the third use of the law: A homiletical approach to overcome the impasse

Fire sent from above: Reading Lamentations in the shadow of Hiroshima/Nagasaki	Buxom beauty: The blossoming of women's spirituality

The challenge of Scriptural Reasoning as a group practice	Why ordination? A study of factors contributing to people under age 30 seeking ordination in a post-Christendom culture

Qualities of an effective pastor: Trans-contextual markers of leaders who thrive	Virtual ministry: Creating a social online network faith ministry resource for deployed West Point graduates

Lament in dialogue with post traumatic stress: A study to understand the experience of the support and care provided by the ministry of St Columba's Presbyterian Church by members who experienced loss within a political context in South Africa	The resurrected God: Karl Barth's trinitarian theology of Easter

Christian ethics of eating: Food and self from a Korean ecofeminist perspective	A paradoxical portrayal: God in the Gospel of Mark

Our lives as well: Teaching preaching as a formative Christian practice	Difference and power in feminist theologies: "God's Fierce Whimsy" as dialogic challenge to theological method

Barth on Job and the end of theodicy: Beyond explanation to prophetic witness in Karl Barth's theological exegesis of the book of Job	Unbinding Isaac: Father hunger in narrative pastoral theological perspective

Deus providebit: Barth's critical engagement with Calvin and Schleiermacher on the providence of God	Interdisciplinary interpretation: Paul Ricoeur and the hermeneutics of theology and science

God as enemy in Job's speeches	Blessed are those who mourn? Spousal bereavement and posttraumatic growth

Preaching "as if nothing had happened": Karl Barth's emergency homiletic, 1932--33	Understanding the role of affection in Christian spiritual discernment: Interdisciplinary dialogue between Jonathan Edwards and neuropsychology

Space for vocation: Pastoral care through creative collaboration with people with intellectual disabilities	The sign of the Gospel: Toward an evangelical doctrine of infant baptism after Barth