Transforming Renewal

Lord, Andy

doi:10.2307/j.ctt1cgf023

2015

DOI: 10.2307/j.ctt1cgf023

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Transforming Renewal

Andy Lord¹

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“…These represent a process of continued change of identity through encounter with those different to ourselves (Kasper, 2007). I have previously explored this approach in terms of the charismatic tradition for a specific study, but it also resonates with the growing renewalist identity (Lord, 2015: 4–14). This is postdenominational in that it represents ongoing encounters with different traditions, notably its three source traditions.…”

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Postdenominational Missiology: Developing an Ecumenical Renewalist Approach

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The emergence of postdenominational identities has been recognised as a significant development in approaches to mission. These contribute to a deeper form of ecumenism in the way they integrate different traditions in themselves rather than starting from a confessional or correlational outlook. They also seek to develop over time through ongoing dialogue with different traditions. This article examines one such postdenominational identity, the emerging ‘renewalist’ identity that is particularly shaped by the charismatic tradition. A renewalist approach is contrasted with the ecumenical approaches of Lausanne and the World Council of Churches as represented in their latest agreed statements on mission. We also consider the next stage of renewalist development by asking how it might learn from these mission statements. This article strengthens the claim to significance of postdenominational identities and clarifies the nature of renewalist missiology.

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Postdenominational Missiology: Developing an Ecumenical Renewalist Approach

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