Theological Reflection

 

A reflective practice of ministry can ‘bear fruit’ in various ways.

• It can lead us towards greater clarity about both our expressed and our operationaltheology, and to resonance and dissonance between them.

• It can help us attend to the experience of self and other with greater clarity.

• It can help us express and enact a renewed operational theology that keeps of forming with new insight.

 

These papers reflect some of these interests, and the way they are explored in ministry contexts:

“The Road to Zagreb – A theologically-reflective study in formation for pastoral care”
Mrs Fran James. RN(Div. 1) RM B.Min. Dip.Th.(Miss) M.Min.(cand.)
at www.fran.thejameshouse.com (1.6Mb .pdf file)

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“The Role of Personal Experience in Theological Reflection” Rev. Gordon Wild M. Theol (cand.) B.Theol, Adv. Dip. Min., Dip. YthWk.