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Mobility in strategic missional development: a study of Tipp City and Monroe Township, Ohio

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Walter L Hensley. Mobility In Strategic Missional Development: a Study of Tipp City and Monroe Township, Ohio. United Theological Seminary (OH). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/865e06c8-6e39-410a-a5a1-99be30687a03.

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W. L. Hensley. Mobility in strategic missional development: a study of Tipp City and Monroe Township, Ohio. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/865e06c8-6e39-410a-a5a1-99be30687a03

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Walter L Hensley. Mobility In Strategic Missional Development: a Study of Tipp City and Monroe Township, Ohio. United Theological Seminary (OH). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/865e06c8-6e39-410a-a5a1-99be30687a03.

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  • This is a study of mobility as a multi-faceted phenomenon affecting church life in contemporary USA society. The central hypothesis is that residential mobility is a major factor affecting patterns of membership and participation in mainline Protestant churches that is neglected by theorists in evangelism and church growth. Data was secured through a community survey of the adult population of Tipp City and Monroe Township, Ohio, and in-depth interviews with a random stratified sample of that population. The result of this sampling, defining, and reflecting upon the multi-faceted mobility of contemporary US population is strong evidence that residential mobility has a major impact upon the growth pattern of mainline Protestant churches.
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  • 02/17/2024

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