Equipping a ministry recruitment team at Anastasia Baptist Church, Saint Augustine, Florida, to enlist members into ministry positions

Walter D West

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Equipping a ministry recruitment team at Anastasia Baptist Church, Saint Augustine, Florida, to enlist members into ministry positions

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Walter D West. Equipping a Ministry Recruitment Team At Anastasia Baptist Church, Saint Augustine, Florida, to Enlist Members Into Ministry Positions. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/01171d35-196b-428f-91ed-38b99825a047?locale=en.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

W. D. West. Equipping a ministry recruitment team at Anastasia Baptist Church, Saint Augustine, Florida, to enlist members into ministry positions. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/01171d35-196b-428f-91ed-38b99825a047?locale=en

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Walter D West. Equipping a Ministry Recruitment Team At Anastasia Baptist Church, Saint Augustine, Florida, to Enlist Members Into Ministry Positions. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/01171d35-196b-428f-91ed-38b99825a047?locale=en.

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Walter D West

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The purpose of this paper was to equip a selected group of members of Anastasia Baptist Church, Saint Augustine, Florida, to enlist new members into ministry positions. The project director developed a training curriculum. He enlisted recruitment team members, know as 'connection coaches,' for six training sessions. The connection coaches learned about spiritual gifts, personality temperments, natural abilities, and best practices for helping members become involved in ministry. After the training, connection coaches accepted an assignment to contact a specific new member. He or she facilitated that new member's enlistment into a ministry position. Objective evaluators in the fields of curriculum development and lay ministry recruitment evaluated the project director's growth. The project director utilized reflection, group dialogue, and actual number of volunteers recruited to evaluate the project.

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