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This is especially true on the part of the historic churches in the Northwestern parts of the world with their sophisticated theological education, their focus on their abundant diaconal programs, and their commitment to caritas (charitable love). A major challenge for the small mission congregation," says diaconal Lutheran minister, Pam Harrington, "is carving out a manageable ministry of worship, service and outreach without burning out our active members. Further, noted Baptists have interpreted in radically different ways the potential contributions of women in diaconal roles. |
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