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The Rev. John L. Kater, Jr.
Professor of Ministry Development
Director, Center for Anglican Learning and Leadership (CALL)
A.B., Columbia College
M.Div., The General Theological Seminary
Ph.D., McGill University
![[Photo of the Rev. John L. Kater, Jr., B/W jpeg]](images/jkater.jpg)
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"We are living at an exciting moment when Christians are re-claiming ministry as belonging to all Christians—lay people, bishops, priests, and deacons. CDSP is a partner in helping people to develop the special ministry to which they are called. This means taking seriously the context of their work and affirming the great diversity of settings in which ministry happens." |
Tentative Course Descriptions for 2003-2005
Christian Ethics in the Anglican Tradition An introduction to the Anglican ethical tradition, its background, historical development and application to contemporary ethical issues.
Issues in Christian Ministry An examination of some of the most important issues facing the church today, including the nature of evangelism, the role of lay and ordained Christians in ministry, and the relationship between pastoral ministry and social action.
Church and Ministry in the Anglican Tradition A historical survey of the ways Anglicans have understood the nature of the Church and its ministry since the English Reformation.
Selected Publications
Telling Good News: The Spirituality of Jesus for Twenty-First Century Christians, Chalice Press, 2003.
“Under Fire: Faith, Prejudice, and Compassion in a Virginia Parish, 1861-1865,” Anglican and Episcopal History, 2002.
“Whatever Happened to Latin American Liberation Theology?” Anglican Theological Review, 2001.
“Faithful Church, Plural World: Diversity at Lambeth 1998,” Anglican Theological Review, 1999.
“We Pray as a People: Team Ministry in the Church of England,” Anglican and Episcopal History, 1999.
“Alternative Patterns for Ministry: North and Central America,” in Anglicanism: A Global Communion, ed. A. Wingate et al., Mowbrays, 1998.
“Campus Ministry and the Reign of God,” Plumbline, 1995.
(Editor), The Challenges of the Past, of the Future: Essays on Mission in the Light of Five Hundred Years of Evangelization in the Americas, CDSP, 1994.