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Missionalia

versión On-line ISSN 2312-878X
versión impresa ISSN 0256-9507

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NELL, Ian A. Building missional leadership and spiritual formation practical theological perspectives on a Master's programme. Missionalia (Online) [online]. 2015, vol.43, n.1, pp.82-104. ISSN 2312-878X.  http://dx.doi.org/10.7832/43-1-81.

A MTh programme with the focus on building missional leadership capacity has recently been developed at the Faculty of Theology at Stellenbosch University. The programme is a joint effort of the discipline groups of practical theology and missiology and Ekklesia, an ecumenical centre linked to the Faculty of Theology. The focus of the programme is to serve as a learning community for pastors and congregational leaders who want to build their missional and ministerial leadership capacity. Research done in congregations of the Partnership for South African Missional Churches (SAPMC) shapes the focus and content of the different modules in this programme. The purpose of the paper is to do a practical theological analysis3 into the background and development of the programme. After giving some insight into the rationale and motivation for starting the programme, the hermeneutical-rhe-torical framework of the programme is explained. The paper goes on to give a brief exposition of the content covered in each of the modules, probes into three frames of interpretation (pedagogical, theological and strategic) and ends by reflecting on feedback from some of the first students that recently finished the programme.

Palabras clave : Missional leadership; spiritual formation; missio Dei; pedagogy.

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