The utilization of symbols and banners as aids to worship in a clinical setting

Charles M Covington

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The utilization of symbols and banners as aids to worship in a clinical setting

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Charles M Covington. The Utilization of Symbols and Banners As Aids to Worship In a Clinical Setting. Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/75801b27-5e7a-46ae-8ef6-1e929a0118a8.

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C. M. Covington. The utilization of symbols and banners as aids to worship in a clinical setting. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/75801b27-5e7a-46ae-8ef6-1e929a0118a8

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Charles M Covington. The Utilization of Symbols and Banners As Aids to Worship In a Clinical Setting. Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/75801b27-5e7a-46ae-8ef6-1e929a0118a8.

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Charles M Covington

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In this ministry project the author studied the impact and effectiveness of worship banners in a series of Sunday morning hospital chapel services. Each banner constructed was based upon a biblical theme. Ideas for the banners originated from a hospital advisory committee along with chapel participants. The method of study consisted of two questionnaires used to gain feedback and opinions from the chapel participants. Chapel services were divided into a pre-visual aid series and a visual aid series. The report and analysis of this project revealed that seventy-five percent of the visual aid participants indicated that the banners enhanced their overall worship experience.

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