Guide to exploring ministry in The United Methodist Church.
For those discerning God's call to ministry, The Christian as Minister serves as a foundational guide. This book introduces the profound meaning of that call, provides a vision for ministry, and outlines the various opportunities available through The United Methodist Church to live it out.
Grounded in a Wesleyan understanding of servant ministry and leadership, it emphasizes an essential belief-that all Christians are ministers by virtue of their baptism. Whether you're considering licensed or ordained ministry, this resource offers a clear and comprehensive introduction to the different pathways of service within The United Methodist Church.
If you're seeking clarity, guidance, or simply a starting point on your faith-driven journey, The Christian as Minister is an indispensable companion, required reading for those answering God's call with purpose and devotion.
This resource is required reading for those considering candidacy within the United Methodist Church.
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