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Descriptive dissertation on the effective utilization of word pictures in distinctive narrative sermon designs..
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- Subtitle: As interpreted by the Boyd Stokes Questionnaire in the adult Sunday school classes of the Whiteville United Methodist Church. The purpose of this dissertation is to record the degree of effectiveness which word pictures, embedded in inductively formatted sermons, had in the adult Sunday school classes of the Whiteville United Methodist Church. The thesis of this study is that when a minister utilizes inductive sermon designs in his or her adult Sunday school classes, the majority of all responses will be positive. The end result will be a desire by both the speaker and hearers to make further use of these distinctive inductive formats. The instrument used as a measuring device is the Boyd Stokes Questionnaire. This form was administered after each sermon was preached, and an overall average response factor was determined from the resultant data. The conclusive information from this project affirmed McCarthy and Lewis in their clinical estimations of right brain orientation.
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