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Full-Text Articles in Development Studies
The Minister Is Lay: Social Organization In New Paradigm Christianity, Jayeel Cornelio
The Minister Is Lay: Social Organization In New Paradigm Christianity, Jayeel Cornelio
Development Studies Faculty Publications
Love seems to be in the air for many of the red-shirted members of Hope Filipino. On this particular Sunday afternoon, the church-owned Nexus Auditorium, located in a shopping center in Singapore’s prominent Orchard Road, conveys the vibrancy of Valentine’s season. Instead of a familiar Christian song, setting the mood for the inflowing audience is one of Kenny G’s romantic hits, a tangible indication that this is not ordinary church. The Sunday service, redesigned for evangelistic purposes, expects a greater number of non-Christian visitors as a result of the pre-Valentine Matthew Care Group. With friends meeting and ushers greeting at …