The Memphis Annual Conference as a means of grace

H Gregory Waldrop

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The Memphis Annual Conference as a means of grace

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H Gregory Waldrop. The Memphis Annual Conference As a Means of Grace. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/03f9bb37-faa1-4ec2-becd-c2f219465da8.

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H. G. Waldrop. The Memphis Annual Conference as a means of grace. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/03f9bb37-faa1-4ec2-becd-c2f219465da8

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H Gregory Waldrop. The Memphis Annual Conference As a Means of Grace. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/03f9bb37-faa1-4ec2-becd-c2f219465da8.

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H Gregory Waldrop

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Abstract

This project focused on John Wesley's understanding of the Methodist Annual Conference as a means of grace, training thirteen lay delegates to analyze Conference from Wesleyan perspectives. Russell Richey's 1996 book served as primary guide. The researcher employed pro-active qualitative methods. Research revealed: (1) conferring occurred minimally; (2) conferring in participant group study revitalized Conference; (3) conferring through committees altered Conference. Related findings highlighted laity's abilities to experience and understand the Conference in Wesleyan fashion and the emergence of 'authority' as a means of grace.

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