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1	New wine into new wineskins(Luke 5:38): church growth and revitalisation Haase, John Martin 30 September 2004 (has links) Individuals and organisations follow a general developmental cycle, that begins with birth, and progresses through growth, maturity, decline and death. While individuals necessarily die after a period of years, organisations may continue through many generations, though they too may die. Once an organisation reaches maturity, it tends toward decline, for sin has corrupted not only men, but all creation (Rms. 8:21-22). Though all things tend toward decay and death, they can be revitalised, for such is the power of God's grace. Like all organisations, the church can become ineffective. Many prefer abandoning the old organisation and starting a new work. Revitalisation may be the better solution, though it is certainly the greater challenge. This project considers the organisational life cycle biblically, historically and contemporarily. It considers how the church grows, and what keeps it from growing. It also considers the merits of creating `new wineskins,' versus revitalising old ones. / Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology / M.Th. (Missiology) Organisational Life Cycle Revitalisation Church Growth Modality Sodality Change Motivation Revival Persecution Change Agent Missio Dei 262.0017 Church growth Mission of the church Church renewal
2	New wine into new wineskins(Luke 5:38): church growth and revitalisation Haase, John Martin 30 September 2004 (has links) Individuals and organisations follow a general developmental cycle, that begins with birth, and progresses through growth, maturity, decline and death. While individuals necessarily die after a period of years, organisations may continue through many generations, though they too may die. Once an organisation reaches maturity, it tends toward decline, for sin has corrupted not only men, but all creation (Rms. 8:21-22). Though all things tend toward decay and death, they can be revitalised, for such is the power of God's grace. Like all organisations, the church can become ineffective. Many prefer abandoning the old organisation and starting a new work. Revitalisation may be the better solution, though it is certainly the greater challenge. This project considers the organisational life cycle biblically, historically and contemporarily. It considers how the church grows, and what keeps it from growing. It also considers the merits of creating `new wineskins,' versus revitalising old ones. / Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology / M.Th. (Missiology) Organisational Life Cycle Revitalisation Church Growth Modality Sodality Change Motivation Revival Persecution Change Agent Missio Dei 262.0017 Church growth Mission of the church Church renewal
3	Narratiewe pastorale fasilitering wanneer geloofsvrae lei tot vervreemding Van den Berg, Mariëtha. 11 1900 (has links) M.Th. (Practical Theology) Changes in church and theology. A narrative paradigm. Discourses explored. Veranderinge in kerk en teologie. Benadering tot die inwinning van kennis. n Narratiewe paradigma. Diskoerse wat eksploreer word. 262.0017 Church renewal -- Reformed Church. Pastoral theology. Pastoral counseling.
4	Narratiewe pastorale fasilitering wanneer geloofsvrae lei tot vervreemding Van den Berg, Mariëtha. 11 1900 (has links) M.Th. (Practical Theology) Changes in church and theology. A narrative paradigm. Discourses explored. Veranderinge in kerk en teologie. Benadering tot die inwinning van kennis. n Narratiewe paradigma. Diskoerse wat eksploreer word. 262.0017 Church renewal -- Reformed Church. Pastoral theology. Pastoral counseling.

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