Developing a mentor-based program of personal evangelism: First Baptist Church of Oakwood, Georgia

Bruce Vaughn Rowell

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Developing a mentor-based program of personal evangelism: First Baptist Church of Oakwood, Georgia

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Bruce Vaughn Rowell. Developing a Mentor-based Program of Personal Evangelism: First Baptist Church of Oakwood, Georgia. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4c3cd519-cab2-43f0-ad27-3383f44e946b?locale=es.

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B. V. Rowell. Developing a mentor-based program of personal evangelism: First Baptist Church of Oakwood, Georgia. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4c3cd519-cab2-43f0-ad27-3383f44e946b?locale=es

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Bruce Vaughn Rowell. Developing a Mentor-Based Program of Personal Evangelism: First Baptist Church of Oakwood, Georgia. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4c3cd519-cab2-43f0-ad27-3383f44e946b?locale=es.

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Bruce Vaughn Rowell

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The purpose of this ministry project was to develop a model to increase the involvement and effectiveness of church members in personal evangelism based on mentoring relationships. Chapter two of the research project explored and established a biblical and theological basis for personal evangelism. Chapter three presents an investigation of the mentoring process and its uses in three extra-biblical settings (e.g. the relationship of Socrates and Plato). Research into mentoring relationships in the medical nursing and education professions provided examples for using mentoring relationships in a church's evangelism ministries. Chapter four described the twelve week process of equipping a selected group of members of First Baptist Church to initiate a mentoring relationship with specific emphasis on personal evangelism. Chapter five evaluated the effectiveness of the ministry and further applications for the research.

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