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Discipling the Church

A Study of Christian Education in the Anglican Church of Myanmar

Saw Maung Doe
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Pages
310
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Regnum Studies in Mission

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Christian education is an essential component of church development and transformation. Due to the low level of Christian education among lay mission workers the growth of the Diocese of Yangon was almost stagnant since 1877. Such low level of Christian education in the diocese is mainly due to the failure of the successive bishops in not training lay workers and lay leaders since the formation of the diocese. They may have worked hard for the mission but made very little provision for the development of lay ministry. Therefore, to move the diocese one step forward, all bishops and clergy need to understand the importance of training lay workers, catechists and the heads of all the lay departments.

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