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Using a small group as a means of revitalization in a small membership church

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James N Earley. Using a Small Group As a Means of Revitalization In a Small Membership Church. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/13ddacf4-04e3-4ed2-a5e0-0b56ced8e3c6.

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J. N. Earley. Using a small group as a means of revitalization in a small membership church. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/13ddacf4-04e3-4ed2-a5e0-0b56ced8e3c6

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James N Earley. Using a Small Group As a Means of Revitalization In a Small Membership Church. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/13ddacf4-04e3-4ed2-a5e0-0b56ced8e3c6.

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  • A small group can within a small-membership church can facilitate individual and community spiritual growth and development. Beginning with members of already-existing ministry groups, this project formed a 'Discipleship Group' for prayer, intentional reflection on personal practices of faith, and mutual accountability. Weaving together anecdotal responses to a concluding questionnaire and a number of texts in theology, spiritual formation, sociology, and small-group studies, the project demonstrates that it is possible to use a small group in a small-membership church as an avenue of revitalization and formation of disciples for Jesus Christ.
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  • 02/16/2024

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