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A formational process to help ministry leaders engage in inner work
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A Formational Process to Help Ministry Leaders Engage In Inner Work. Tyndale University College and Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/607847a6-d4b7-47d1-8ce0-36008fcf7350.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- Engagement in inner work is important because there is relationship between the development of the inner person and the exercise of leadership in public. This research project facilitates the engagement of inner work on the part of the Christian leader using a formational process that includes spiritual direction meetings, group meetings, and classroom lectures. The process is guided by a theologically grounded model that consists of four domains: attention to God image, self-identity, spiritual practices, and ministry development. The findings demonstrate that engagement in inner work can facilitate a deeper relationship with God that will sustain leaders in their ministry.
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