9781666745160 - "be focused... use common sense... overcome excuses and stupidity...": festschrift in honor of dr. manfred waldemar kohl: essays on holistic biblical ministries (world of theology) (2 Ergebnisse)
\"Be Focused. Use Common Sense. Overcome Excuses and Stupidity.\": Festschrift in Honor of Dr. Manfred Waldemar Kohl: Essays on Holistic Biblical Ministries: 22 (World of Theology)
Van Rensburg, Reuben (Editor)/ Erdey, Zoltan (Editor)/ Schirrmacher, Thomas (Editor)
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Manfred Kohl has served in many senior roles in theological education, and holds the distinction of having personally visited more theological institutions than anyone else in history (495). He has published over 120 books and articles and has received numerous awards and honorary doctorate degrees.… He founded World Vision, the well-known Christian Humanitarian Organization, in several European Countries; Re-Forma., which has set a global standard for non-formal theological education; the Galilean Movement, calling for annually an additional 1 million women and men for biblical ministry and co-chairs the Integrity Commission of the World Evangelical Alliance and the Lausanne Movement. In this festschrift, more than 30 scholars from around the world pay tribute to this remarkable man, by each contributing an article focused on the areas of his career where he has made telling contributions. As theological educators, theologians, Christian leaders and students read this book, it will not only result in his legacy living on, but will make a significant contribution to theological education, both in the formal and non-formal sectors.
