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"I have become all things to all people" : relinquishment as a missionary lifestyle
(2012)In Paul’s missionary trips to Corinth, his ability to connect with the multi-cultural community in Corinth, and his letters to the Corinthian church, we can find a basis for understanding the meaning of crossing cultures ...
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Icon of Cyril and Methodius
(Western Theological Seminary (Holland, Michigan), 19)Icon of Cyril and Methodius above bishop's chair in the Church of Cyril of Methodius. -
Iconography for an Aniconic Age
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Iconostasis Hosios David
(1988)Picturing the iconostasis with reliquary in front of the Holy Door. -
Iconostasis in the Cave
(1982)The cave has two "naves," the one opening on the left to daylight and the interior nave to the left of the photograph. The natural rock of the cave is shown in the upper right hand corner of the photo. -
Iconostasis of Hagios Demetrios
(Western Theological Seminary (Holland, Michigan), 19)Iconostasis of Hagios Demetrios -
The Iconostasis of the Catholicon
(1984)Iconostasis of the Catholicon with seating for the monks on the right. -
Identity crisis : black Christians in a predominantly white denomination
(1976-03-20)Lecture discusses the historical and present struggle between African and Caucasian churches. -
Idolatry, the powers, and cultural formation
(2015)My ministry project is comprised of a literature review and Appreciative Inquiry qualitative study at First Reformed Church to explore the practices and skills needed to live against idolatry and toward faithfulness.
The ...
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IFRAA participants in the courtyard of the Capuchinas
Left to right: Charles F. Pohlmann, Ruth Droppers, Betty Meyer, Isabel Mount Miller, Augusta Willet, Herman Hassinger, Carl Droppers, Dorris Hassinger, Eugene Potente, Les Center, Margaret Covher, E. Paul Kelly, Joan Kelly, ... -
IFRAA personel
Left to right: Tom Polk Miller, ?, Betty Meyer, Emilio Ambasz, John Parrish, Les Center? -
The IFRAA tour arrives
(Western Theological Seminary (Holland, Michigan), 1984)The off-center truncated cone places the highest point with its clerestory over the altar.
