Guiding selected students to develop a missions strategy for the Baptist student ministry at Dallas Baptist University, Dallas, Texas

Michael Ray Goodman

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Guiding selected students to develop a missions strategy for the Baptist student ministry at Dallas Baptist University, Dallas, Texas

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Michael Ray Goodman. Guiding Selected Students to Develop a Missions Strategy for the Baptist Student Ministry At Dallas Baptist University, Dallas, Texas. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/41e38d60-c516-4423-acdb-27b940c00c8a?locale=pt-BR.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

M. R. Goodman. Guiding selected students to develop a missions strategy for the Baptist student ministry at Dallas Baptist University, Dallas, Texas. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/41e38d60-c516-4423-acdb-27b940c00c8a?locale=pt-BR

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Michael Ray Goodman. Guiding Selected Students to Develop a Missions Strategy for the Baptist Student Ministry At Dallas Baptist University, Dallas, Texas. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/41e38d60-c516-4423-acdb-27b940c00c8a?locale=pt-BR.

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Michael Ray Goodman

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The purpose of this project was to design a written strategy to clarify the role of missions, which is carrying the gospel to the world, for the Dallas Baptist University family through the Baptist Student Ministry. The thesis was that a selected group of students could be taught concepts of strategy planning and a theology of missions, and then write a missions strategy for the DBU family. Eight student leaders participated in seven ninety-minute sessions about the role of missions in a Christian's life. The result of the project was a written strategy to engage the Dallas Baptist University family to understand the biblical basis of missions and their role regarding home and foreign missions. The process involved researching the history of missions at DBU, training in the biblical basis of missions, and casting a vision of opportunity for DBU in missions. The director trained the students in strategy development and the principles were applied to produce a written strategy. Project evaluation confirmed that the selected leaders wrote a well-structured strategy.

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