Doing Good - eBook

Name: Doing Good - eBook
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ISBN: 9781426733642

By: Christopher Momany

Abingdon Press / 2011 / ePub

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Title: Doing Good - eBook
By: Christopher Momany
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Abingdon Press

Publication Date: 2011
ISBN: 9781426733642
ISBN-13: 9781426733642
Stock No: WW18052EB

Publisher's Description

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Christianity in its purest form involves putting God’s love into action. Wesleyans have traditionally understood this embodiment and expression of God’s love as holiness.

• Four-session guide helps individuals and small groups understand and embrace the Wesleyan understanding of holiness
• Explores the Wesleyan approach to both law and grace
• Guides individuals to match faith with action
• Provides Christian educators with a tool for teaching an important Wesleyan doctrine
• Shows individuals and churches how to express Christianity in ways that attract others to the faith and the life of the church

Author Bio

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Chris Momany is the chaplain and director of church relations at Adrian College and a member of the Department of Philosophy/Religion. He is an ordained United Methodist minister and has been the pastor of several churches. He is a graduate of Adrian College, Princeton Theological Seminary, and Drew University.
Chris has been published in The Christian Century, The Wesleyan Theological Journal, The Asbury Theological Journal, Circuit Rider Magazine, The United Methodist Reporter, and other venues. His book on the Wesleyan ethic of love and justice bears the title, Doing Good: A Grace-Filled Approach to Holiness.
His current research explores the relationship between antebellum moral philosophy or philosophical ethics and the antislavery movement. For several years, Chris has combined his writing and teaching with an emphasis on the tragedy of human trafficking. Today it is estimated that 27 million people are he