The special merit of this book is that it very successfully places the issue of ordination in a wider context-- more than many Adventist other studies have done thus far. It is therefore an important contribution to the current discussion within the Adventist Church about the ordination of women. It will help many readers to see a wider context, which they may thus far have missed. The overall context is, according to the author, the mission of God. But a number of other areas further elucidate the wider context.

Ordination Reconsidered: The Biblical Vision of Men and Women as Servants of God

Religion & Spirituality

Wiklander, Bertil

Christian Books & Bibles

Newbold Academic Press

For ninety years, the Trans-European Division has overseen the mission and ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in a vast, diverse, and ever-changing territory. From its inception the driving force of the division has been mission. Sending some of its brightest and best talent to the mission field has had a significant impact on the world church, but also on the development of the church at home. This ninetieth-anniversary history tells stories that inspire, provides insights into effective leadership, and draws out conclusions and lessons applicable to the church in Europe today.

A Passion for Mission

Trim, D J B

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Ordination Reconsidered: The Biblical Vision of Men and Women as Servants of God

A Passion for Mission