Pastoral Work: Engagements with the Vision of Eugene Peterson

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 199-202). Table of Contents: Introduction -- Part 1. Words -- The Pastor and the Art of Arts / Stephanie Paulsell -- Wanderers Between Two Worlds / Mark Ralls -- Its About God, Stupid / Anthony B. Robinson -- Part 2. Institutions -- All Who Follow Jesus? / Tee Gatewood -- Eugene Peterson / William H. Willimon -- Hunter and Peterson on Institutions / Kristen Deede Johnson -- The (Scholar-) Pastor / Jason Byassee -- Part 3. People -- Leadership and the Christianity and Culture Dance / Carol Howard Merritt -- Enough with Little / Kyle Childress -- Eugene Peterson Saved My Ministry, and Ten Ways He Can Save Yours Too, with Jesus's Help (Not) / Lillian Daniel -- WWED? / Trygve David Johnson -- Staying with God / L. Roger Owens -- Part 4. Life -- Reflections on Twenty-Five Years of Working the Angles / Tim Conder -- The Vow of Stability / Martin B. Copenhaver -- Take and Read / James Howell -- How Baptism Makes My Job Description Different / Jenny Williams -- One + One + One = Five (Or, Building Community and Curing Souls) / Prince Raney Rivers -- Bibliography -- Contributors. Publisher Marketing: About the Contributor(s): Jason Byassee is senior pastor at Boone United Methodist Church in North Carolina and a Fellow in Theology and Leadership at Duke Divinity School. L. Roger Owens is associate professor of leadership and ministry at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Review Citations: Christian Century 04/30/2014 pg. 22 (EAN 9781625640222, Paperback) Choice 09/01/2014 pg. 96 (EAN 9781625640222, Paperback) Contributor Bio:  Byassee, Jason Jason Byassee is pastor of Boone United Methodist Church in Boone, North Carolina. He is an ordained elder in The United Methodist Church and holds a Ph. D. in Theology from Duke, where he isa Fellow in Theology and Leadership. Dr. Byassee isalso a Contributing Editor at The Christian Century. Contributor Bio:  Owens, L Roger Jason Byassee is senior pastor at Boone United Methodist Church in North Carolina and a Fellow in Theology and Leadership at Duke Divinity School. L. Roger Owens is associate professor of leadership and ministry at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.