Theology of ethical leadership toward a project to discover why African-Americans age 18-50 do not attend the African-American Baptist churches in Syracuse, NY

Richard Wayne Hill

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Theology of ethical leadership toward a project to discover why African-Americans age 18-50 do not attend the African-American Baptist churches in Syracuse, NY

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Richard Wayne Hill. Theology of Ethical Leadership Toward a Project to Discover Why African-americans Age 18-50 Do Not Attend the African-american Baptist Churches In Syracuse, Ny. Ashland Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2211390c-1734-4c6d-8b3e-2c09d0e62c25?q=2014.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

R. W. Hill. Theology of ethical leadership toward a project to discover why African-Americans age 18-50 do not attend the African-American Baptist churches in Syracuse, NY. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2211390c-1734-4c6d-8b3e-2c09d0e62c25?q=2014

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Richard Wayne Hill. Theology of Ethical Leadership Toward a Project to Discover Why African-Americans Age 18-50 Do Not Attend the African-American Baptist Churches In Syracuse, Ny. Ashland Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2211390c-1734-4c6d-8b3e-2c09d0e62c25?q=2014.

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This project discovered why African-Americans age 18-50 do not attend African-American Baptist churches in Syracuse, New York. using a Likert scale questionnaire, the project collected data from persons who are not members of an African-American Baptist church and who evaluated this project. The data confirmed that people do not attend because preachers appear to be seeking emotional responses during preaching, members are not friendly and welcoming, leadership caters to a particular group, and the extreme concern with collecting money. Some participants were unsure how sexually inappropriate relationships and sermon irrelevance impacted the decision not to attend.

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