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This article explores her profound insights, detailing what she envisioned for full-time pastoral work within the Adventist Church.

This article explores how the Seventh-day Adventist pastoral role developed from New Testament leadership models through the formative years

This article examines the theological foundations, practical strategies, and anticipated outcomes of planting churches

Discover how church planting transcends strategies to reflect a divine mandate. Rooted in holistic ministry and global mission

Explore how the Seventh-day Adventist Church embraces its prophetic mission as more than a denomination—it's a movement...

Church planting in the Seventh-day Adventist Church is more than a strategy—it's a prophetic mission.

Ephesians 4:11-13 presents a foundational framework for understanding the purpose and function of the church. This passage outlines five...

From the narrative of creation to the fall, and from redemption to restoration, God’s purpose is evident: to bless humanity.

This essay explores ten fundamental aspects that can guide this transformation, promoting a more effective and relevant engagement in the church's mission. The transition from a maintenance culture to a missional culture is a significant challenge for many faith communities. This change requires a deep understanding of the current context and an innovative approach to ministry. Evaluate : What year am I in? The first step in shifting to a missional culture is self-assessment.

This essay explores the characteristics of each model and the strategies to promote this transformative change. The transition from a maintenance church to a missional church is a challenge that many faith communities face. Characteristics of the Models Below, a table summarizes the fundamental characteristics of a maintenance church in contrast to a missional church: Aspect Maintenance Church Missional Church Temporal Focus Focused on the past Light of the past acts in the p