Features of the FABC’s theology of the laity

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Hai, Peter. (2010). Features of the FABC’s theology of the laity. East Asian Pastoral Review: a quarterly with focus on Asia for all church ministers and theology in context, interested laity and theological students. 47(1), pp. 7 - 37.
AuthorsHai, Peter
Year2010
JournalEast Asian Pastoral Review: a quarterly with focus on Asia for all church ministers and theology in context, interested laity and theological students
Journal citation47 (1), pp. 7 - 37
PublisherEast Asian Pastoral Institute
ISSN0116-0257
Page range7 - 37
Research GroupSchool of Theology
Place of publicationPhillipines
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