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COLLECTION 0169: Papers of Manuel Vizcarra an Apostolic Archives of the Americas Collection
Get PDFManuel J. Vizcarra (b. Dec 6, 1924 – d. April 7, 2003) served as the eighth Bishop President of the Apostolic Assembly of the Faith in Christ Jesus from 1968-1994, and the first Bishop President of the Apostolic Assembly in Mexico.
The Papers of Manuel Vizcarra, an Apostolic Archives of the Americas Collection spans from the late 1950s - 2003. The majority of the material includes events, publications, correspondence, and departmental news and bulletins of the Apostolic Assemblies of Faith in Christ Jesus
Fuller Magazine, Issue 010, 2018 - Work
Get PDFSince 2014, Fuller Magazine has been published for the global community of Fuller Theological Seminary. The sections of Story, Theology, Voice, and Departments are to reflect the life of Fuller in all her permutations: this is who we are, what we are talking about, and who we are becoming together. The editorial content of FULLER magazine reflects the opinions of the various authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the views of Fuller Theological Seminary.
Table of Contents
STORY
12 Finding Harmony storyteller: Michael Wright
18 Marketplace Missiology storyteller: Katherine Lee
22 An Unexpected Kinship storyteller: Kaitlin Schluter
28 Truth Is a Hard Study storyteller: Joy Netanya Thompson
THEOLOGY
34 Introduction by Mark D. Roberts Guest Theology Editor
36 Faith-Work Integration: Trendy or Essential? by Mark D. Roberts
43 Becoming Entrepreneurial: Embracing Failure and Empathy in a Changing World of Work by Michaela O’Donnell Long
50 A People Entrusted to Your Care by Scott Cormode
58 Moms, Marchers, and Managers: Priests All Three by Matthew Kaemingk
68 Relational Stress in the Workplace by Migum Gweon
73 Walking the Line by Vincent Bacote
VOICE
76 Fuller’s Foundations
82 Faith and Fear
88 Online Community
DEPARTMENTS
8 From Mark Labberton, President
94 Recent Faculty Books and Publications
98 Benediction
98 About Fullerhttps://digitalcommons.fuller.edu/fuller-magazine/1009/thumbnail.jp
COLLECTION 0909: James Wm. McClendon Jr. Collection, 1947-2000
Get PDFJames William McClendon Jr. (b. Mar 6, 1924 – d. Oct 30, 2000) was a Christian systematic theologian in the Southern Baptist tradition. His pioneering Biography as Theology: How Life Stories Can Remake Today\u27s Theology (Abingdon, 1974, Trinity Press, 1990) helped launch the narrative theology movement. The collection contains course materials, correspondence, writings, and other biographical material. Material dates range from 1947-2000
COLLECTION 0161: Papers of Henry Ashley Madge
Get PDFHenry Ashley Madge was part of the Christian Charismatic missionary movement to India during the mid-20th century. The Papers of Henry Ashley Madge contain one box of manuscripts of “The Ministry of Christ’s Healing” (1969), correspondence, and handwritten notes
The Relationship Between Religion/Spirituality, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, and Quality of Life in Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans
No full textThe past decade has marked an increasing interest in the relationships between trauma, religiousness and spirituality (R/S), and quality of life (QOL). The intersection of these factors is particularly relevant to Veteran populations who are often deployed into highly stressful and traumatic environments where they may be physically, psychologically, morally, or spiritually injured. Exposure to these potentially traumatic situations and the subsequent development of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a well-documented reality for Veterans of conflicts in Vietnam and more recently in Iraq and Afghanistan. Research has related the persistence of PTSD symptoms, in turn, to impairments across different aspects of QOL in Veterans across these eras. R/S significantly contribute to both posttraumatic adjustment and QOL in manifold ways. Specifically, forgiveness has emerged as a powerful factor in mediating the relationship between PTSD and QOL in Vietnam Veterans. However, this model has yet to be examined with the newest generation of Veterans. In the current study the investigator examined the relationship between PTSD, R/S functioning, and QOL in a sample of 201 Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans enrolled in a PTSD residential treatment program, with a special reference to the mediating role of forgiveness. Results indicated, consistent with research examining Vietnam Veterans, a generally positive relationship between R/S functioning and QOL in this sample of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans. Furthermore, self-forgiveness wholly mediated this positive relationship. Theoretical and clinical implications for integrating spiritually oriented forgiveness interventions into work with traumatized Veterans were discussed
Nurturing Spiritually Authentic Pastoral Leadership
Get PDFThe purpose of this doctoral project is to foster spiritual authenticity in the personal lives of pastors by seeking God through discipleship to Jesus using spiritual practices over an eight-week experience, which will lead to fruitful ministry within the local church. Pastoral ministry can easily be reduced to the accomplishing of tasks. Since pastors are often evaluated on these tasks, the danger within pastoral ministry is focusing entirely on what pastors do without any concern for who pastors are. As leaders of faith communities, pastors should be personally pursuing a deep relationship with God through disciplined use of spiritual practices. The hope is to stir desire within pastors to pursue this authentic relationship and present these spiritual practices as the avenue through which this relationship is cultivated. The temptation is that what is presented here is received as simply another thing to do. The intent is not to make pastors feel guilty or present these practices as mandates that would reduce them to law and legalism. The intent is to provide an invitation into a way of being with God that is fruitful and vibrant. Ministry then naturally flows from this relationship.
Part One will present a local church as one example of many where authentic spiritual leadership is needed. Part Two will establish the need for authenticity in pastoral leadership, an understanding of spiritual practices, how these practices have been used within the Reformed tradition and throughout history of the Church. Lessons from Jesus and Paul will point toward the purpose of this project in establishing a healthy balance between a contemplative life and active engagement in ministry. Part Three will propose an eight-week spiritually formative experience for pastors using a variety of spiritual practices. Desired outcomes and evaluative tools will be discussed