Below you will find the final (official GST) iteration of my reflections of ministerial identity, prepared in the spring of 2013 for my senior review and the Theological Reflection in Practice class. I believe this reflection exhibits outcomes 8abcdef (the ability to practice individual and communal spiritual disciplines) and 10abc (clarity in ministerial identity). As an important side note, my husband Rosten is aware of and on board with the ideas and dreams contained within this reflection. He is my most cherished discernment and ministry partner, and we are excited about our life together, hoping it looks much like what is described here.
Reflection on Ministerial Identity
to the praise of God's glorious grace… » required writings (aka, academia, here I come!)
5:32 pm, 03.28.13
[…] Though they’re easily accessible in the sidebar to the right, I’d like to call attention here to certain required artifacts for my senior review. Namely, I’m referring to the Wittenberg, 1934 case brief, my theology of ministry paper, and my revised ministerial identity paper. […]