Location: New Zealand
Member Since:
Nov. 13, 2019
Graeme Ferguson
Biography
After under-graduate work at Auckland and Otago, Dr Ferguson completed his doctorate on Calvin at Cambridge.
In 1965 he was called to be minister of Kent Terrace Presbyterian Church, Wellington, where he shared in forming the Inner City Ministry, a model of ecumenical cooperation in the city.
In 1975, he was invited to become the inaugural Principal of United Theological College, Sydney, an ecumenical college that prepared people for ministry in the soon to be formed Uniting Church in Australia. He helped establish the Sydney College of Divinity.
In 1988 he became senior minister of St David's Church, Auckland. He served the Assembly as convener of the International Relations and the Doctrine Committees. Dr Ferguson retired in 2000.
In 1965 he was called to be minister of Kent Terrace Presbyterian Church, Wellington, where he shared in forming the Inner City Ministry, a model of ecumenical cooperation in the city.
In 1975, he was invited to become the inaugural Principal of United Theological College, Sydney, an ecumenical college that prepared people for ministry in the soon to be formed Uniting Church in Australia. He helped establish the Sydney College of Divinity.
In 1988 he became senior minister of St David's Church, Auckland. He served the Assembly as convener of the International Relations and the Doctrine Committees. Dr Ferguson retired in 2000.
Where to find Graeme Ferguson online
Where to buy in print
Books
Signposts on the Way: Theological Reflections on the Practice of Ministry
by Graeme Ferguson
Price:
$9.99 USD.
Words: 112,940.
Language:
English.
Published: November 13, 2019
by
Philip Garside.
Categories:
Nonfiction » Religion & Spirituality » Christian Church / Leadership, Nonfiction » Religion & Spirituality » Christian Ministry / General
Clergy and lay people engaged in Christian mission and parish ministry today are invited to take time out to think about what we can learn from our recent past.
You will be encouraged by Ferguson’s uplifting, inspiring and pragmatic insights gained from 50 years of ministry.
He shows how local ministry is informed by sustained theological reflection.