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Relational RefugeesEdward, P. Wimberly

Relational Refugees

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Children imitate behaviors and learn values from the adults who care for them. In the absence of relationships or healthy, clearly transmitted values, children flounder. They are, one could say, relational refugees. Those in ministerial leadership positions likewise need someone to imitate or learn from, a type of mentor. This mimesis or copying of behavior, ideas, attitudes, lives, examples, and ministries of significant others has a long legacy in the African-American community. Such mimesis entails trying on different dimensions of ministry until one finds one's unique approach to it. In…

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  • Paperback · English · 2000
    Abingdon Press · 140 pages · 9780687087983
Mentoring in church workChurch work with African AmericansInterpersonal relationsChristianityMentoringChurch work with minoritiesReligious aspects