Principles of empowerment from the Book of Nehemiah: a leadership training program

Barfoot, Alison L.

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Principles of empowerment from the Book of Nehemiah: a leadership training program

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Barfoot, Alison L. Principles of Empowerment From the Book of Nehemiah: a Leadership Training Program. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/36db45f7-5c81-4b95-8e93-77aff3ecbabd?locale=es.

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B. A. L. Principles of empowerment from the Book of Nehemiah: a leadership training program. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/36db45f7-5c81-4b95-8e93-77aff3ecbabd?locale=es

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Barfoot, Alison L. Principles of Empowerment From the Book of Nehemiah: a Leadership Training Program. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/36db45f7-5c81-4b95-8e93-77aff3ecbabd?locale=es.

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Barfoot, Alison L.

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University educated, young Anglicans in Kampala, Uganda, need leadership training. The following research questions, explored through a selective literature review, shaped the development of a week-long, intensive leadership training program based on Nehemiah: (1) What theological and missiological issues need to be considered?; (2) What is the critical content that future leaders need to be taught?; (3) How do cultural factors effect the study and training of leadership?; (4) What is the most effective way to design and deliver a training program?; (5) How can this training program be evaluated?

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