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Ministerial Training at Northern College

Taylor, Michael
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Taylor, Michael
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Ministerial Training
Northern College
Christian education
Religious Studies
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Religious ethics
Community ethics
Education and ethics
Christian denominations
Practical theology and theological education
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Interreligious Dialogue
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"Since most of this article will be devoted to a modest experiment called AP! (Alternative Pattern of Training), still barely three years old, let me make 1t clear at the outset that it is not the only pattern of training for ministry offered by the Northern College. lt co-exists with· two others: a more traditional and a non-residential pattern; and they will be joined by a third in the Autumn of 1981. The' more traditional pattern accounts for just under half of our students. In addition we are heavily involved in lay training or adult Christian education as a sponsoring member of the Manchester Christian Institute, and in an ecumenical scheme for training the pastors of black-led churches in the city"
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1981
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