New life for an old form: matching Moravian congregations and pastors in the twenty-first century

William T Andrews

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New life for an old form: matching Moravian congregations and pastors in the twenty-first century

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William T Andrews. New Life for an Old Form: Matching Moravian Congregations and Pastors In the Twenty-first Century. Bethel Seminary (St. Paul, MN). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/45b53701-875c-4605-9c88-ddd67509effb.

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W. T. Andrews. New life for an old form: matching Moravian congregations and pastors in the twenty-first century. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/45b53701-875c-4605-9c88-ddd67509effb

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William T Andrews. New Life for an Old Form: Matching Moravian Congregations and Pastors In the Twenty-First Century. Bethel Seminary (St. Paul, MN). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/45b53701-875c-4605-9c88-ddd67509effb.

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William T Andrews

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Clergy--Performance standards

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Abstract

The problem this project addressed is the adequacy of the Leadership Skills and Leadership Styles (LSLS) survey used by the Moravian Church, Northern Province to identify the leadership skills and styles desired by congregations in the call process. The researcher investigated how other Protestant denominations perform this task, what the Bible says about the subject, and ways the LSLS can be improved. A qualitative approach was taken that used case study and grounded theory methods. The case study approach was followed through interviews and site visits. A grounded theory approach was used to allow input from lay leaders and clergy through surveys.

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