The impact of the implementation of the acts of service central to Steve Sjogren's servant evangelism on the attitudes towards the mission of evangelism for members of Hope Community Church

Daniel M McCabe

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The impact of the implementation of the acts of service central to Steve Sjogren's servant evangelism on the attitudes towards the mission of evangelism for members of Hope Community Church

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Daniel M McCabe. The Impact of the Implementation of the Acts of Service Central to Steve Sjogren's Servant Evangelism On the Attitudes Towards the Mission of Evangelism for Members of Hope Community Church. Denver Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5fb1f6bc-03f1-42d8-a498-1e877309033c.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

D. M. Mccabe. The impact of the implementation of the acts of service central to Steve Sjogren's servant evangelism on the attitudes towards the mission of evangelism for members of Hope Community Church. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5fb1f6bc-03f1-42d8-a498-1e877309033c

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Daniel M McCabe. The Impact of the Implementation of the Acts of Service Central to Steve Sjogren's Servant Evangelism On the Attitudes Towards the Mission of Evangelism for Members of Hope Community Church. Denver Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5fb1f6bc-03f1-42d8-a498-1e877309033c.

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Daniel M McCabe

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Religious attitudes

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Many Christians experience fear, guilt, and stress in trying to do confrontational evangelism. This thesis studied the impact of the implementation of the acts of service central to Steve Sjogren's servant evangelism on attitudes towards the mission of evangelism for members of Hope Community Church. A change in members' attitudes was measured through data and methodological triangulation, using personal interviews, observation, and testing, thus combining both qualitative and quantitative methods. Following the project, the research data suggested that members feel less fearful, believe themselves to be more competent, and are more predisposed to doing evangelism in the future.

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