AGTS Publishes First Book in Encounter: Pentecostal Ministry
Series
Contact: Jennifer Hall, Promotions Coordinator
Phone: (417) 268-1024
Email:
promotions@agts.edu
Fax: (417) 268-1001; ATTN: Jennifer Hall
Springfield, Mo.—March 31, 2005—In February 2005
the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary (AGTS) and the editorial
staff of the Encounter: Journal for Pentecostal Ministry (an
online journal first published by AGTS in Summer 2004, www.encounterjournal.com)
published the first book in the Encounter: Pentecostal Ministry
Series, He Gave Apostles: Apostolic Ministry in the 21st Century.
The renewal of the apostolic office within the Pentecostal-Charismatic
Movement is being advanced by some academic theologians and a
growing body of popular-level writings from leaders who are eager
to “jump-start” a lethargic North American Church. Given
the rising debate, AGTS believes that careful analysis is imperative
to protect the unity of the Church and the integrity of the ministry.
He
Gave Apostles is a collection of reflections from the AGTS Fall
2004 Symposium on Apostolic Ministry. Included are the lectures
of three noted Pentecostal scholars, Dr. Gary B. McGee, Dr. William
W. Menzies and Dr. Vinson Synan who have been participants in
and chroniclers of the Pentecostal-Charismatic movement around
the world. Also included are other papers on biblical,
leadership and practical ministry issues raised by panelists
and participants in the symposium. The book raises relevant and
urgent questions and brings the wealth and wisdom of Scripture
to bear on the question of apostleship and the contemporary church.
The
book may be ordered from Encounter: Journal for Pentecostal Ministry,
Assemblies of God Theological Seminary at www.encounterjournal.com or by calling 1-800-467-AGTS or (417) 268-1000. Costs:
$8.95 each; or 10-50 books at $7.50 each or 50+ books at $5 each
(plus shipping)
AGTS is one of the world’s leading Pentecostal
seminaries. For more information, contact Jennifer Hall at 417-268-1024
or
promotions@agts.edu.
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