Equipping Selected Ministry Leaders of Sharon Church, McDonough, Georgia, in New Member Assimilation Skills

Jeffrey Marshall Ayers

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Equipping Selected Ministry Leaders of Sharon Church, McDonough, Georgia, in New Member Assimilation Skills

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Jeffrey Marshall Ayers. Equipping Selected Ministry Leaders of Sharon Church, Mcdonough, Georgia, In New Member Assimilation Skills. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/40340d5f-958f-4dd9-a798-194af9b4f0e1.

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J. M. Ayers. Equipping Selected Ministry Leaders of Sharon Church, McDonough, Georgia, in New Member Assimilation Skills. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/40340d5f-958f-4dd9-a798-194af9b4f0e1

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Jeffrey Marshall Ayers. Equipping Selected Ministry Leaders of Sharon Church, Mcdonough, Georgia, In New Member Assimilation Skills. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/40340d5f-958f-4dd9-a798-194af9b4f0e1.

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Jeffrey Marshall Ayers

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Abstract

The purpose of this project is to equip selected ministry leaders of Sharon Church, McDonough, Georgia, in new member assimilation skills. The project director will research the field of new member assimilation in the local church to identify needed skills. He will then develop a seminar to equip selected ministry leaders at Sharon Church to use a variety of these new member skills. For the seminar to be highly effective, the project director will research curriculum writing methods and instruction planning, in order that the new member assimilation seminar will be encouraging and informative to the selected leaders who participate in this training. This project director's goal is that this training will well equip these church leaders to assist new members more effectively in better assimilating into Sharon Church, so that this local body of believers will be even more dynamic at ministering to and involving all people in their congregation.

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