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Este libro ecuménico presenta una teoloía de ministración basada en la experiencia de las comunidades hispanas en los Estados Unidos. Escrita en español por varios de los líderes teolñogicos de los Estados Unidos, cada ensayo relaciona un pasaje bíblico a un tema ministerial específico, como el llamado bautismal a ministrar, el poder de la Palabra de Dios en nuestro testimonio y servicio, la comunicación como componente central del ministerio, y el poder transformador de la resurrección en nuestras vidas y comunidades . Algunos ensayos están enfocados en la mujer bíblica, quien asi como la mujer hispana, ofrece lecciones valuables de ministerio. El estilo es claro e informativo pero también personal, informal, y anecdotal. Este texto inspirador, destaca la fe y sabiduria de las comunidades hispanas de los Estados Unidos, es un recurso de meditación personal, estudio bíblico y teológico, y trabajo pastoral. k
Title: Camino a Emaus: Compartiendo La Mision de Jesus / Walking Toward Emmaus - Spanish By: Ada Maria Isasi-Diaz, Timothy Matovina Format: Paperback Number of Pages: 128 Vendor: Augsburg Fortress Publication Date: 2002 | Dimensions: 8.50 X 5.50 X 0.31 (inches) Weight: 5 ounces ISBN: 0800635701 ISBN-13: 9780800635701 Stock No: WW35704 |
This multi-authored, ecumenical book presents a theology of ministry based on the experience of Hispanic communities in the United States. Composed in Spanish by many of the leading U.S. Hispanic theologians, each essay relates a biblical passage to a specific ministerial theme, such as the baptismal call to ministry, the power of God's word in our witness and service, communication as a central component of ministry, and the transforming power of the Resurrection in our life and communities. Several essays focus on biblical women who, just like Hispanic women today, offer valuable lessons for our ministry. The style is clear and informative but also personal, informal, and anecdotal.
This inspiring text, highlighting the faith and wisdom of U.S. Hispanic communities, is a unique resource for personal meditation, biblical and theological studies, and pastoral work.
Ada Maria Isasi-Diaz was born and raised in La Habana, Cuba, and was Professor of Christian Ethics and Theology at Drew University in Madison, New Jersey, and author of En la Lucha: Elaborating a Mujerista Theology (revised edition, Fortress Press 2004) and La Lucha Continues-Mujerista Theology (2004).
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