Wilt thou be made whole: infusing life into the church through a ministry of faith, healing and wholeness

Dianne D Coles

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Wilt thou be made whole: infusing life into the church through a ministry of faith, healing and wholeness

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Dianne D Coles. Wilt Thou Be Made Whole: Infusing Life Into the Church Through a Ministry of Faith, Healing and Wholeness. United Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6caba502-1759-46fc-bc5b-d0d7e0505b2a.

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D. D. Coles. Wilt thou be made whole: infusing life into the church through a ministry of faith, healing and wholeness. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6caba502-1759-46fc-bc5b-d0d7e0505b2a

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Dianne D Coles. Wilt Thou Be Made Whole: Infusing Life Into the Church Through a Ministry of Faith, Healing and Wholeness. United Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6caba502-1759-46fc-bc5b-d0d7e0505b2a.

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The purpose of this project was to revitalize a church leadership that had lost its passion for ministry, utilizing a study of the healing ministry of Jesus. Church leaders at Campbell African Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C. participated in an eight-week Bible study on faith, love, and power, and the healing ministry of Jesus and its implications for the church today. Additionally, participants attended a focus group session to outline the healing ministry of the contemporary church. Study results indicate a renewed passion for ministry. Recommendations include utilizing a study format in sermons and other venues.

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