
Library of New Durham Chapel
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Minister as Shepherd: The Privileges and Responsibilities of Pastoral Leadership, The
by
Charles Jefferson
Homiletics, Pastoral Ministry, Pastoral Theology
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
141
253
0875087744
Description
In an age where too many see the pastoral ministry as obsolete, Jefferson declares that it is more needed than ever and issues a clarion call to return to the Biblical concept of the pastor as a shepherd.
Ministering to Families
by
Royce Money
Homiletics, Pastoral Theology
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
203
259
0915547929
Description
A church is as strong as the families and single people who compose it. Church leaders spring from families. Today's families, even in strong churches, are waging a fierce battle to preserve the integrity of family life in a secular world. So this book provides a real solution to churches who are serious about their ministry to families...The approach in this book is solidly Biblical and intensely practical. Church leaders frequently ask questions like, ""How do we minister to families? How can we best assess the needs of families? What are the practical approaches of family ministry?"" This book certainly helps answer these questions."" - From Prentice A. Meador Jr.'s Forward.
Ministry and Fellowship (Works of John Owen, Volume 13)
by
John Owen
Non-Fiction, Theology
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
592
230
0851510639
Description
Despite his other achievements, Owen is best famed for his writings. These cover the range of doctrinal, ecclesiastical and practical subjects. They are characterized by profundity, thoroughness and, consequently, authority. (For more information visit banneroftruth.org)
Minnesota: The Prairie Blossoms with Love in Four Historical Novels
by
JoAnn A. Grote
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
480
813/.6
1586608002
Description
In 1877, the citizens of Chippewa Falls, Minnesota, are recovering from the devastation of a five-year grasshopper infestation. Throughout the years that follow, countless hardships, trials, and life-threatening dangers will plague the settlers as they struggle for survival amidst the harsh environs and crude conditions of the state's southwest plains. But Chippewa Falls' determined townsfolk, as well as the area's farmers and prairie dwellers, refuse to admit defeat on the edge of America's frontier. The community comes together - fighting the elements of the majestic Minnesota landscape to build a place for themselves and their families for generations to come. Against this challenging backdrop and across the span of the next two decades, four young women - Laurina, Millicent, Pearl, and Amy - each find a faith that sustains them in the tough, uncertain times...a joy that surpasses all understanding..and the love of a man that compels them to stay.
Minor Prophets
by
Charles L. Feinberg
Commentary, Non-Fiction
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
360
221
0802453066
Description
A comprehensive commentary on all twelve of the minor prophets. Free of footnotes and devotional in style.PUBLISHERS NOTE: This 2nd Edition is�a cover change.� Content remains the�same.
Minor Prophets
by
Morgan
Commentary, Non-Fiction
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
224.9
0800702085
Description
Book by Morgan
Minor Prophets, The
by
Frederick A. Tatford
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
1214
086524135X
Description
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