Postcolonial Practice of Ministry (eBook)

Kwok Pui-lan is William F. Cole Professor of Christian Theology and Spirituality at Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.StephenBurns is Stewart Distinguished Lecturer in Liturgical and Practical Theology, co-coordinator of ministerial formation, and associate dean of Trinity College Theological School, University of Melbourne, Australia.

Introduction: Postcolonial Practice of Ministry, Stephen BurnsI. Pastoral Leadership1. “Borrowed Clothes Will Never Keep You Warm”: Postcolonializing Pastoral Leadership, Emmanuel Yartekwei Lartey2. Literacies of Listening: Postcolonial Pastoral Leadership in Practice, Melinda A. McGarrah Sharp3. Metropolitan Community Church as Messy Space for Revisioning the Other Side of Pastoral Ministry, Mona West4. In Conversation: Womanist/Postcolonial/Pastoral, Stephanie MitchemII. Liturgical Celebration5. Postcolonial Practices on Eucharist, HyeRan Kim-Cragg6. Table Habits, Liturgical Pelau, and Displacing Conversation: A Postcolonial Excursion, Michael N. Jagessar7. Prayer Books, Postcolonialism, Power, and Politics: Some Thoughts from an Antipodean Indigenous Laywoman, Jenny Te Paa Daniel8. Church Music in Postcolonial Liturgical Celebration, Lim Swee Hong9. Praying Each Other’s Prayers: An Interreligious Dialogue, Cláudio CarvalhaesIII. Interfaith Collaboration10. Postcolonial Interreligious Learning: A Reflection from a North American Christian Perspective, Sheryl A. Kujawa-Holbrook11. Dynamics of Interfaith Collaborations in Postcolonial Asia: Prospects and Opportunities, Jonathan Y. Tan12. Postcolonializing “Mission-Shaped Church”: The Church of England and Postcolonial Diversity, Jenny Daggers 13. Womanist Interfaith Dialogue: Inter, Intra, and All the Spaces in Between, Melanie L. Harris Epilogue: Kwok Pui-lan