Developing a theological and ecclesiological foundation for Greenhills Christian Fellowship -- a church with multiple satellites

Joselito G Villoria

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Developing a theological and ecclesiological foundation for Greenhills Christian Fellowship -- a church with multiple satellites

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Joselito G Villoria. Developing a Theological and Ecclesiological Foundation for Greenhills Christian Fellowship -- a Church with Multiple Satellites. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/28d9d576-16c7-4f54-9e01-9fbf73b3730a.

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J. G. Villoria. Developing a theological and ecclesiological foundation for Greenhills Christian Fellowship -- a church with multiple satellites. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/28d9d576-16c7-4f54-9e01-9fbf73b3730a

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Joselito G Villoria. Developing a Theological and Ecclesiological Foundation for Greenhills Christian Fellowship a Church with Multiple Satellites. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/28d9d576-16c7-4f54-9e01-9fbf73b3730a.

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Joselito G Villoria

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Abstract

This project provides the theological and ecclesiological foundation for Greenhills Christian Fellowship (GCF) in operating a church with multiple satellites. Chapter 1 describes the ministry context and challenges GCF has faced, while Chapter 2 provides a survey of literature on multi-site churches and ecclesiology. Chapter 3 establishes the theological and ecclesiological foundation of a New Testament church. It discusses the biblical basis of a multi-site church, the seven key theological concepts in the Old and New Testaments relevant to the life of a local church, and provides a biblical definition of the church. Chapter 4 presents the essential functions of a New Testament church, chapter 5 summarizes the guiding principles in operating a multi-site church, chapter 6 evaluates the present ministry of GCF and accompanying propsed recommendations, and chapter 7 provides a summary of conclusions from the project.

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