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BV660 .G6
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The ministry of the Christian church / |
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BV660 .J3
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Christian sacerdotalism viewed from a layman's standpoint, or tried by Holy Scripture and the early fathers : with a short sketch of the state of the church from the end of the third till the Reformation in the beginning of the sixteenth century / |
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BV660 .M3
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My clerical friends and their relations to modern thought. |
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BV660.2 .B28
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The vanishing parson |
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BV660.2 .E33 1990
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The ministry : clerical and lay : papers read at the 1988 Summer Meeting and the 1989 Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society / |
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BV660.2 .F87 1995
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The Future of ordained ministry / |
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BV660.2 .H438 2016eb
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GUIDELINES FOR LEADING YOUR CONGREGATION 2017-2020 PASTOR-PARISH RELATIONS : connect the pastor, staff, and congregation. |
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BV660.2 .K47
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The new shape of ministry : taking accountability seriously / |
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BV660.2 .O32
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Office and ministry in the Church. |
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BV660.2 .W46
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Method in ministry : theological reflection and Christian ministry / |
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BV660.3
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Men in the middle : local priests in early Medieval Europe /
On Christian Priesthood. |
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BV660.3 .R33 2013
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Rabbi - Pastor - Priest : Their Roles and Profiles through the Ages / |
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BV660.3 .S65 2016
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Pastors and public life : the changing face of American Protestant clergy / |
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BV662 .I5613 2004eb
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Between God and man : six sermons on the priestly office / |
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BV664 .E65 2011
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Episcopal Elections in Late Antiquity. |
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BV664 .H38 2014
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Episcopal appointments in England, c. 1214-1344 : from episcopal election to papal provison / |
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BV664 .N67 2007eb
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Episcopal elections 250-600 : hierarchy and popular will in late antiquity / |
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BV665 .G1
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Thoughts on apostolic succession ... |
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BV665 .K95
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Apostolic succession; rethinking a barrier to unity, |
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BV665 .L7
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S. Peter, bishop of Rome; or, The Roman episcopate of the prince of the apostles. Proved from the fathers, history, and archaeology, and illustrated by arguments from other sources. |
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