Criteria for the Development of a Small Group Model for the Second Baptist Church Of Maca√©

Ivis Costa Fernandes

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Criteria for the Development of a Small Group Model for the Second Baptist Church Of Maca√©

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Ivis Costa Fernandes. Criteria for the Development of a Small Group Model for the Second Baptist Church Of Maca√©. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4caf9a78-5e9d-489d-b867-5b0adcaadc15?q=2021.

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Ivis Costa Fernandes

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Church and community

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Abstract

Many churches live in search of the new model of ecclesiastical functioning that will lead them to the proper care of the flock and to growth. Some varied from one model to the next, in an endless search. Others have been frustrated and are disappointed with the possibility of healthy growth. This is the reality of many churches regarding small group models. What will help churches to develop healthy small groups is a comprehensive understanding of the topic, from some essential perspectives. The objective of the research was to identify criteria that would guide the Second Baptist Church of Macaé to build a new model of small group ministry suited to its reality and needs. The literature review pointed to six hypotheses of guiding criteria. From in-depth interviews with eight pastors and church leaders with strong small-group ministries, the hypotheses were confirmed. The research concludes with a proposal of procedure for the implementation of the ministry in the church, as well as suggestions of themes for future studies, which can help in the deepening of practical questions of the research.

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