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AJ Sherrill: Connecting and Collaborating

Several practical ideas for implementing or reinvigorating a theology of work and faith at the local church.

Leadership Journal May 15, 2015

Emphasizing that God created out of conversation – thus, identifying the importance of conversation in establishing and promoting a theology of vocation within the church – AJ Sherrill, Parish Pastor of Trinity Grace Church in Chelsea, shares several practical ways to engage the church in developing a theology of work and faith. He discusses the importance of connecting and collaborating (where imagination takes flight) as well as outlines the various ways his own church in Chelsea promotes an active conversation on the topic of vocation.

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