Chocolate milk: the integration of new members into a new congregation

Ronald K Heimsoth

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Chocolate milk: the integration of new members into a new congregation

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Ronald K Heimsoth. Chocolate Milk: the Integration of New Members Into a New Congregation. Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/71482268-95f9-4b94-8127-69a7c6490a5c?locale=es.

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R. K. Heimsoth. Chocolate milk: the integration of new members into a new congregation. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/71482268-95f9-4b94-8127-69a7c6490a5c?locale=es

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Ronald K Heimsoth. Chocolate Milk: the Integration of New Members Into a New Congregation. Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/71482268-95f9-4b94-8127-69a7c6490a5c?locale=es.

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Ronald K Heimsoth

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Tests and measurements in religion

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It is difficult for a new member of a new congregation to move from initial enthusiasm to full participation in the congregation's life. This project documents the need for an intentional process of integration. The author contends that a change occurs both in the new member and the congregation, and the congregation must be sensitive to those changes. He proposes a model for integration and a tool for evaluation to help the maturing congregation remain sensitive. He incorporates insights from a case study, biblical and confessional images of the church, and the experience of Protestant American Christianity.

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