Developing a curriculum for educating adults in discipleship training at Penn State Korean Church, State College, Pennsylvania

Hong-Seok Kim

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Developing a curriculum for educating adults in discipleship training at Penn State Korean Church, State College, Pennsylvania

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Hong-Seok Kim. Developing a Curriculum for Educating Adults In Discipleship Training At Penn State Korean Church, State College, Pennsylvania. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Louisville). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1a51b99a-a061-42ed-bc3e-f6d6a33f31da?locale=es.

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H. Kim. Developing a curriculum for educating adults in discipleship training at Penn State Korean Church, State College, Pennsylvania. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1a51b99a-a061-42ed-bc3e-f6d6a33f31da?locale=es

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Hong-Seok Kim. Developing a Curriculum for Educating Adults In Discipleship Training At Penn State Korean Church, State College, Pennsylvania. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Louisville). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1a51b99a-a061-42ed-bc3e-f6d6a33f31da?locale=es.

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Hong-Seok Kim

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This ministry project strove to create a discipleship-training curriculum that would be suitable for churches with a high percentage of Korean students studying in the States. State College, the setting, where this project took place, was introduced in the first chapter of this project. I examined the biblical basis for discipleship training. The writer looked at the historical background of discipleship training and followed the works of various campus ministry groups in Korea. This ministry project analyzed the discipleship-training materials that are currently in use by churches in Korea and Korean churches in the States. With this analysis, results from the pre-survey, and the help of the Curriculum Advisory Committee, the writer created new curriculum and ran it through with the congregation via post survey. In summary, it has been determined that the curriculums created by the campus ministry groups and used by Korean churches in the States cannot be used effectively. According to survey results from the Penn State Korean Church, the new curriculum is better than the curriculum developed by the Discipleship Ministry International and used in Korean churches in the States.

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