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1. Ribbens, M. & De Beer, S.F., 2017, ‘Churches claiming a
   right to the city? Lived urbanisms in the City of
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Workbooks:

1. Doing Theology in the City
2. Researching Urban Neighbourhoods
3. Understanding Urban Congregations
4. Understanding Urban Systems and Power
5. Concrete Spirituality: Reading the Bible in the City,
6. Making Ministry Multicultural
7. Developing Community Ministries

Short courses:

1. Intro to Urban Ministry (3-day),
2. Starting and Sustaining Community Projects (3-day),
3. Building Sustainable Urban Community Organizations (1-year)

Name: Michael
Surname: Ribbens
Position at the institution: Director, Institute for Urban Ministry
Email address: mribbens@crcna.org