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Perceptions of Lay Ministerial Training in the Church of England as an "Academic" Activity: Implications for Teaching, Learning and Assessment Strategies

John WilliamsYork St John University, Lord Mayor's Walk, YorkYO31 7EX
Pages 78-94 | Published online: 21 Apr 2015

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John R. L. Moxon. (2020) Biblical studies – troublesome or catastrophic? Strategies in ministerial re-formation. Practical Theology 13:4, pages 355-371.
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Ian Hussey & Andrew M. Bain. (2020) Lessons from the graduates of one‐year theological programs in the Australian College of Theology. Teaching Theology & Religion 23:3, pages 189-201.
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