Women and Ordination in the Christian Churches: International Perspectives
Editat de Dr Ian Jones, Rev Dr Kirsty Thorpe, Rev Dr Janet Woottonen Limba Engleză Paperback – 2 noi 2011
The
growth
of
women's
ordained
ministry
is
one
of
the
most
remarkable
and
significant
developments
in
the
recent
history
of
Christianity.
This
collection
of
essays
brings
together
leading
contributors
from
both
academic
and
church
contexts
to
explore
Christian
experiences
of
ordaining
women
in
theological,
sociological,
historical
and
anthropological
perspective.
Key
questions
include:
How
have
national,
denominational
and
ecclesial
cultures
shaped
the
different
ways
in
which
women's
ordination
is
debated
and/or
enacted?
What
differences
have
women's
ordained
ministry,
and
debates
on
women's
ordination,
made
in
various
church
contexts?
What
'unfinished
business'
remains
(in
both
congregational
and
wider
ministry)?
How
have
Christians
variously
conceived
ordained
ministry
which
includes
both
women
and
men?
How
do
ordained
women
and
men
work
together
in
practice?
What
have
been
the
particular
implications
for
female
clergy?
And
for
male
clergy?
What
distinctive
issues
are
raised
by
women's
entry
into
senior
ordained/leadership
positions?
How
do
episcopal
and
non-episcopal
traditions
differ
in
this?
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780567176158
ISBN-10: 0567176150
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0567176150
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Caracteristici
Will
enable
comparisons
to
be
made
between
different
experiences
of
debating
and
enacting
women's
ordination.
Notă biografică
The
Revd
Dr
Kirsty
Thorpe
is
a
minister
in
the
United
Reformed
Church.
Janet Wootton is minister of Union Chapel, Islington, and founder-co-chair of the International Congregational Theological Commission.
Janet Wootton is minister of Union Chapel, Islington, and founder-co-chair of the International Congregational Theological Commission.
Cuprins
ContentsAcknowledgementsNotes
on
ContributorsIntroductionIan
Jones,
Kirsty
Thorpe
and
Janet
WoottonPart
I:
Theological
Perspectives1
Hermeneutical
Questions:
the
Ordination
of
Women
in
the
Light
of
Biblical
and
Patristic
TypologyFrances
Young2
The
Ordination
of
Women
in
the
Roman
Catholic
ChurchCatherine
Gyarmathy-Amherd3
The
Ordination
of
Women
from
an
Orthodox
PerspectiveKaterina
Karkala-Zorba4
Should
Theological
Education
Be
Different
for
Clergywomen?
Doing
Women's
Work;
in
a
Mainline
Protestant
SeminaryEllen
Blue5
Doing
Leadership
Differently?
Women
and
Senior
Leadership
in
the
Church
of
England
Rosie
WardPart
II:
Historical
Perspectives6
Winifred
Kiek,
Migration
and
the
Prophetic
Role
of
Congregational
Women
Ministers
in
Australia,
1927-1977Julia
Pitman7
Women
and
Ministry
within
the
British
Unitarian
MovementAnn
Peart8
The
Process
in
the
Church
of
Sweden
towards
the
Ordination
of
Women
as
Priests
and
the
Consecration
of
Women
as
BishopsChristina
Odenberg9
The
Ordination
of
Women
in
Africa:
a
Historical
PerspectiveEsther
Mombo
10
Women's
Ordination
in
the
Old
Catholic
Churches
of
the
Union
of
Utrecht:
Discussion,
Decision-Making
and
ReceptionAngela
BerlisPart
III:
Sociological
Perspectives11
Forever
pruning?
The
Path
to
Ordained
Women's
Full
Participation
in
the
Episcopal
Church
of
the
United
States
of
AmericaAdair
Lummis12
The
Feminisation
and
Professionalisation
of
Ordained
Ministry
within
the
M'ohi
Protestant
Church
in
French
PolynesiaGwendoline
Malogne-Fer13
Neither
Male
nor
Female:
Tradition,
Ordination
and
Nigerian
Female
Leaders
of
New
Generation
ChurchesBolaji
Bateye,14
One
Ministry,
Separate
Spheres:
The
Experiences
of
Ordained
Women
in
Senior
Leadership
in
The
Salvation
Army
in
the
UKHelen
Cameron
and
Gillian
Jackson15
Daughters
of
Jerusalem,
Mothers
of
Salem:
Caribbean
Women
in
the
Ministry
of
the
Anglican
ChurchEvie
VernonAFTERWORDIan
Jones
Recenzii
Mention
-Book
News,
February
2009
Title mention in Women in Ministry, October 2009
Review in Theologische Literaturzeitung 35, 2010
"This substantial volume of essays ... [and their] deliberations ... offer a 'state of the art overview of women in ministry at the beginning of the 21st century' ... All its chapters are both accessible and informative..." - John Drane, Theological Book Review, Vol 21 No 1, 2009
The expressed hope of the editors is that the volume "will contribute to the wider debates of feminist theology and ecclesiology" (p. 17). This is a collection rich in theological, historical and social insight, offering a number of perspectives into the challenges facing the ordained ministry of women, and also the challenges presented by it, as Rachele Vernon's Caribbean perspective suggests: "The admission of women to the threefold order of ministry does far more than change the face of Anglican priesthood. It profoundly alters the entire anatomy of ministry' (p. 223). The volume more than lives up to the editors' hope, and it deserves to be read and engaged with more widely than its expensive, hardback publication will perhaps allow.
This is a collection rich in theological, historical and social insight, offering a number of perspectives into the challenges facing the ordained ministry of women, and also the challenges presented by it... The volume more than lives up to the editors' hope, and it deserves to be read and engaged with more widely.
Title mention in Women in Ministry, October 2009
Review in Theologische Literaturzeitung 35, 2010
"This substantial volume of essays ... [and their] deliberations ... offer a 'state of the art overview of women in ministry at the beginning of the 21st century' ... All its chapters are both accessible and informative..." - John Drane, Theological Book Review, Vol 21 No 1, 2009
The expressed hope of the editors is that the volume "will contribute to the wider debates of feminist theology and ecclesiology" (p. 17). This is a collection rich in theological, historical and social insight, offering a number of perspectives into the challenges facing the ordained ministry of women, and also the challenges presented by it, as Rachele Vernon's Caribbean perspective suggests: "The admission of women to the threefold order of ministry does far more than change the face of Anglican priesthood. It profoundly alters the entire anatomy of ministry' (p. 223). The volume more than lives up to the editors' hope, and it deserves to be read and engaged with more widely than its expensive, hardback publication will perhaps allow.
This is a collection rich in theological, historical and social insight, offering a number of perspectives into the challenges facing the ordained ministry of women, and also the challenges presented by it... The volume more than lives up to the editors' hope, and it deserves to be read and engaged with more widely.