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Two Traditions Serving Christ: Case Studies in How to Learn from Tradition, Minister with Relevance, and Engage Ecumenically - Eleazar Merriweather & John Witvliet

Two Traditions Serving Christ: Case Studies in How to Learn from Tradition, Minister with Relevance, and Engage Ecumenically - Eleazar Merriweather & John Witvliet

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A dialogue about how two strong, unique Christian denominations, the African Methodist Episcopal Zion (AME Zion) and the Christian Reformed Church (CRC), can draw on their traditions and learn from each other as they pursue effective ministry practices. The conversation is wide open to participants from any denomination, and will provide a model worksheet and process for asking these same questions in your own congregation or with others from different Christian traditions.

Published:: March 02, 2011
Resource Type:: Article
Category:: Worship- Meaning of
Task:: Research a topic
Tags:: Tradition, Christian Reformed Church, Denominations

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