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A clarified vision for urban mission : dispelling the urban stereotypes / Harvie M. Conn.
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TextPublication details: Grand Rapids, Mich. : Ministry Resources Library, 1987.Description: 240 pages ; 21 cmISBN: - 0310454417
Contents:
The rural/urban myth: "it's the city, what do you expect?" -- The depersonalization misunderstanding: "in the city I'm a number, not a person" -- The crime generalization: "I'm afraid of the city" -- The secularization myth: "any faith dies in the city" -- The privatization generalization: "it's bigger than any of us" -- The power misunderstanding: "you can't fight city hall" -- The monoclass generalization: "nobody in the city but poor folks."
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| 253.091 B168U The urban Christian : effective ministry in today's urban world / | 253.091 B168U The urban Christian : effective ministry in today's urban world / | 253.091 C752C A clarified vision for urban mission : | 253.091 C752C A clarified vision for urban mission : | 253.091 S561I IS there hope for the city? | 253.0917 B167E The Expanded Mission Of City Centre Churches | 253.0917 B168G Globalization and its effects on urban ministry in the 21st century : a festschrift in honor of the life and ministry of Dr. Manuel Ortiz / |
Includes indexes.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 221-231).
The rural/urban myth: "it's the city, what do you expect?" -- The depersonalization misunderstanding: "in the city I'm a number, not a person" -- The crime generalization: "I'm afraid of the city" -- The secularization myth: "any faith dies in the city" -- The privatization generalization: "it's bigger than any of us" -- The power misunderstanding: "you can't fight city hall" -- The monoclass generalization: "nobody in the city but poor folks."
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