Rekindling vision for doing biblical ministry in leaders of a declining congregation through application of the major New Testament metaphors for the church

Freddy V Campbell

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Rekindling vision for doing biblical ministry in leaders of a declining congregation through application of the major New Testament metaphors for the church

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Freddy V Campbell. Rekindling Vision for Doing Biblical Ministry In Leaders of a Declining Congregation Through Application of the Major New Testament Metaphors for the Church. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5907be2c-50af-4b47-923a-3f1f412886b1?locale=es.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

F. V. Campbell. Rekindling vision for doing biblical ministry in leaders of a declining congregation through application of the major New Testament metaphors for the church. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5907be2c-50af-4b47-923a-3f1f412886b1?locale=es

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Freddy V Campbell. Rekindling Vision for Doing Biblical Ministry In Leaders of a Declining Congregation Through Application of the Major New Testament Metaphors for the Church. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5907be2c-50af-4b47-923a-3f1f412886b1?locale=es.

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Freddy V Campbell

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This project seeks to re-inspire ministry vision in leaders of a declining church through application of New Testament metaphors for the church. The project goal is renewed zeal in church leaders to be involved in ministry. Project activities attempt to change attitudes and behaviors in the deacon body. Deacons will participate in joint ministry with a growing church in a similar ministry context. Deacons will assess the church's present ministry in a one-day retreat. Deacons' attitudes will be challenged through a survey of unchurched nonbelievers in the community. Deacons will examine biblical ministry mandates in a ten-week seminar. In the final two meetings, deacons will formulate plans for involving other church members in ministry, reflecting their changed attitudes and behavior in ministry. Attitude and behavior changes will be measured by self-evaluation surveys done by group members at the onset and conclusion of the project.

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