Seeking solitary places during the time of fleeing: a checkpoint for the members of the Seventh - day Adventist church of a Airport Drive, Worcester, Massachusetts

Fitzgibbons, Kathleen C.

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Seeking solitary places during the time of fleeing: a checkpoint for the members of the Seventh - day Adventist church of a Airport Drive, Worcester, Massachusetts

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Fitzgibbons, Kathleen C. Seeking Solitary Places During the Time of Fleeing: a Checkpoint for the Members of the Seventh - Day Adventist Church of a Airport Drive, Worcester, Massachusetts. Hartford Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2ce15c9b-9877-4cf0-b455-779c806ea9ae?q=2015.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

F. K. C. Seeking solitary places during the time of fleeing: a checkpoint for the members of the Seventh - day Adventist church of a Airport Drive, Worcester, Massachusetts. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2ce15c9b-9877-4cf0-b455-779c806ea9ae?q=2015

Chicago citation style (CMOS 17, author-date)

Fitzgibbons, Kathleen C. Seeking Solitary Places During the Time of Fleeing: a Checkpoint for the Members of the Seventh - Day Adventist Church of a Airport Drive, Worcester, Massachusetts. Hartford Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2ce15c9b-9877-4cf0-b455-779c806ea9ae?q=2015.

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Fitzgibbons, Kathleen C.

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Abstract

The author designed and executed a Seeking Solitary project for Seventh-day Adventists with the goal in mind to reintroduce the long held Adventist belief that just before the Second Coming of Jesus Christ there will be a need to flee from persecution. Twelve volunteers from the 2 Airport Drive Seventh-day Adventist participated in a fleeing-simulation through which they spent two to four days in the North Maine Woods living totally off the grid. Collected data including completed pre-and-past simulation questionnaires, written reports, and an audio-visual documentary made by participants and then shared with the whole congregation. The project brought the reality of isolation and its corresponding needs to the conscious thought of the congregation.

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