Our Triune God is by nature a relational God, who uses relationships with himself and others to transform us as individuals and as communities of believers. As we minister to each other, we are to experience that transformation and facilitate it within others. We explore the concept of “relational interactionism” to describe this process of interactions that take place within relational networks, influencing who we are, what we do, and who we are becoming. We have also included chapters by 10 practitioners of relational ministry, demonstrating the application of the principles in practice.\nThis book is written with three kinds of readers in mind: Christina leaders and practitioners who seek practical ways to think about their ministries and build relationships with those they minister to. Teachers and trainers who are helping students think about their current and future approaches to ministry. Christian researchers who are attempting to help ministry leaders by exploring the application of various models in ministry.

Transformational Change in Christian Ministry Second Edition (Relational)

Religion & Spirituality

Wan, Enoch

Raibley, Jon

Christian Books & Bibles

Western Academic Publishers

This book is a sequel to an earlier publication by Enoch Wan & Jon Raibley, Transformational Change in Christian Ministry (2022) which provided the theoretical framework for this book. While the focus of the earlier work is on "transformational change" generally, this one is on "transformational growth" specifically dealing with the practice of leadership, discipleship, and mentorship within intercultural context.

Transformational Growth: Intercultural Leadership/Discipleship/Mentorship (Relational)

Hedinger, Mark

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