Conviviality - Facets of a Concept and Theological Framework for Community-Based Diaconia

The author traces the notion of convivence/conviviality fromits historical and theological background.He offers this development as another approach to understanding diaconical work, especially in Europe, which favors a "strong inclusion" or diaconia-with those being served. Writing from t...

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Main Author:	Dierk Glitzenhirn
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht Verlage 2014-12-01
Series:	Diaconia
Subjects:	compassion convivence conviviality community diaconia community work inclusion neighborhood reforming diaconia sundermeier theology of the kingdom of god
Online Access:	https://vr-elibrary.de/doi/10.13109/diac.2014.5.2.132

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title	Conviviality - Facets of a Concept and Theological Framework for Community-Based Diaconia
title_short	Conviviality - Facets of a Concept and Theological Framework for Community-Based Diaconia
title_full	Conviviality - Facets of a Concept and Theological Framework for Community-Based Diaconia
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description	The author traces the notion of convivence/conviviality fromits historical and theological background.He offers this development as another approach to understanding diaconical work, especially in Europe, which favors a "strong inclusion" or diaconia-with those being served. Writing from the German context, he offers recommendations regarding the implementation of convivent diaconial work for a broader audience.
topic	compassion convivence conviviality community diaconia community work inclusion neighborhood reforming diaconia sundermeier theology of the kingdom of god
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Conviviality - Facets of a Concept and Theological Framework for Community-Based Diaconia

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