Ecclesial Futures (@ecclesialfutures.bsky.social)
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Ecclesial Futures publishes original research and theological reflection on the development and transformation of local Christian communities
Joined March 2021
Ecclesial Futures publishes original research and theological reflection on the development and transformation of local Christian communities and support systems. Current and back issues -> To subscribe for fresh info ->
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Wonderful to publish a new Ecclesial Futures issue. Congrats to authors from Philippines, South Africa, United Kingdom, exploring God's mission in local church partnerships, spiritual practices, liturgy, migration, liberative Scripture reading.
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This is a great response on tools to assist with research and writing. Identifying paid through to free is so helpful, given the range of contexts in which our Ecclesial Futures writers and book reviewers are involved.
I've tested 100s of research tools . Here are my favourites for all research stages - both paid and FREE!. ------------------------.Find it useful?. 1. Save with clippe(dot)me .[see the thread for more info]. 2. 🔄 Retweet (& like). 3. Follow @RaziaAliani to get more useful AI in
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RT @Science_Open: Ecclesial Futures @EcclesialF publishes research and theological reflections, bridging academic and practical approaches….
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Ecclesial Futures is a “Diamond Open Access” international juried journal, partnering with @RadboudUniPress and @openjournalsnl. The journal publishes original research and theological reflection on...
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đź‘Źđź‘Ź initiative by @PGHSeminary. Pittsburgh Theological Seminary launching a Certificate in Migrant Ministries program. This is an online course equipping church leaders to support and advocate for migrants. Ecclesial Futures journal hope to see action-reflection articles.
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This is such an exciting initiative as it recentres mission imagination.
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Latest @EcclesialF article. Ian Terry - "Characteristics of a 'common good building' Church of England Church - A case study in a UK southern coastal town.". Keywords: . Partnering. Common good. Listening. Human dignity. Subjugated knowing. Work .
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RT @HeatherJMajor1: Congratulations Mthr Rachel Summers @curiouswilds!. It's great to have an MA Mission Prize winner this year and I look….
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Wonderful to have some Orthodox missiology published in Ecclesial Futures. Such an interesting case study by Alison Kolosova1.
@OrthSolidarity Our project member, Alison Kolosova, published an article with a case study of the Orthodox parish of St John of Kronstadt in Bath, UK in “Ecclesial Futures” 2024, vol. 5. issue 1.@EcclesialF . Check out now .
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This is a really helpful framework for writing discussions in academic research papers. Thanks to @acagamic for the excellent resource which we commend to those thinking about submitting to @EcclesialF journal.
Struggling to start your discussion section?. Try these 5 proven tactics. How I crafted a compelling discussion section from scratch:
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Christos Anesti. We wish our Orthodox brothers and sisters wonderful Easter celebrations. We are glad to have Orthodox scholars on our Editorial Board. The next issue of the journal features a case study of an Orthodox Church in England. Subscribe (free)->
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Indeed. Future church = Ecclesial Futures. Join the open access conversation at Sign up to receive email updates of free peer-reviewed international research.
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poll closes in 2 hours. currently voters are evenly split between best conditions for writing.
@thejazzgoat @AboAkademi congratulations to you and @AboAkedemi mission community. I wonder if you will write more or less given it's cold or dark? It's worth a poll. Are@EcclesialF writers more productive when it's.
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Stories can be a paragraph at the start of a section or a chapter. They invite people into your work and connect your research with reality. They don’t need to have a direct point but work by locating the reader in the reality of your research. Stories help academic writing.
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Stories are interesting! Do you have any interesting or funny moments that occurred during your research? Any tables that collapsed or people that got locked in a cupboard or lost or cups of tea got spilt? Stories bring colour to writing. (Photo by Brett Jordan on Unsplash)
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The original article by @dustindbenac and Juli Kalbaugh - titled "Bending the Light: A Methodological Structure for Collaborative Theological Inquiry" appears at
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Congratulations to @dustindbenac and Juli Kalbaugh for a pickup on their fascinating research into collaborative research. Colloquy Online, the newsletter of The Association of Theological Schools, is promoting their work in innovation and theological inquiry.
Grateful for the chance to team up with Juli Kalbaugh to write this piece about our work in the Program for the Future Church at @Baylor's @TruettSeminary. This particular essay is a profile in the ATS (@ATSdotedu) Colloquy Online. Read it here:
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This is such a helpful perspective on citations. We reference to honour diversify and decolonise our scholarship.
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Ecclesial Futures on Twitter is 3 years old. It's an online space to update about new articles on Ecclesial Futures journal and share handy tips to encourage research and writing. Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #Our3rdAnniversary
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And for a "outsider" perspective on "reverse mission", John Neate's fascinating paper, Cultural perceptions: A barrier to the role of cross-cultural friendships in mission? in Vol 3, 2.
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