Utilizing family systems theory to assess the leadership styles of Southern Baptist missionaries in Venezuela

Michael A Pennington

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Utilizing family systems theory to assess the leadership styles of Southern Baptist missionaries in Venezuela

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Michael A Pennington. Utilizing Family Systems Theory to Assess the Leadership Styles of Southern Baptist Missionaries In Venezuela. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0c6d0133-dbe0-474d-9209-ea58c8bda38e?locale=es.

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M. A. Pennington. Utilizing family systems theory to assess the leadership styles of Southern Baptist missionaries in Venezuela. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0c6d0133-dbe0-474d-9209-ea58c8bda38e?locale=es

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Michael A Pennington. Utilizing Family Systems Theory to Assess the Leadership Styles of Southern Baptist Missionaries In Venezuela. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0c6d0133-dbe0-474d-9209-ea58c8bda38e?locale=es.

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Michael A Pennington

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This project uses family-systems theory to assess leadership styles of eight Southern Baptist missionaries. Generation to Generation by Edwin Friedman is an important family systems resource for the study. Instruments produced by XICOM facilitated leadership assessment. On their genograms the participants indicated family themes, emotions, traumas, triangles, and leadership characteristics over three generations. The four instruments aided the participants to identify leadership resources in their genograms and family systems. Participants discovered that their family systems influenced their ability to lead.

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