The local church called to faithfulness in mission

Carroll A Doggett

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The local church called to faithfulness in mission

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Carroll A Doggett. The Local Church Called to Faithfulness In Mission. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6ba1e78c-4a3c-4250-8e17-5a47bd73b4bc?locale=en.

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C. A. Doggett. The local church called to faithfulness in mission. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6ba1e78c-4a3c-4250-8e17-5a47bd73b4bc?locale=en

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Carroll A Doggett. The Local Church Called to Faithfulness In Mission. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6ba1e78c-4a3c-4250-8e17-5a47bd73b4bc?locale=en.

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Carroll A Doggett

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The purpose of the study was to determine the elements which make for a vital local church based upon a concept of the church which has biblical, historical, theological and denominational integrity. Questionnaires were filled out by 59 pastors and 623 lay persons in attendance at charge conferences on the Baltimore Southwest District of the Baltimore Conference of the United Methodist Church. Respondents were given an opportunity to indicate their expectations of a church 'in mission' and to evaluate the performance level of their congregations. The total life of the church was covered: spiritual growth, evangelistic thrust, care for individuals, outreach and service, stewardship, recruitment and training of workers, goal setting and the functioning of the Council on Ministries. Each person was asked to list his church's strengths, weaknesses, and greatest need.

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