Biblical mission and congregational unity: the development of a biblical mission statement

Brannon, John M.

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Biblical mission and congregational unity: the development of a biblical mission statement

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Brannon, John M. Biblical Mission and Congregational Unity: the Development of a Biblical Mission Statement. Beeson Divinity School of Samford University. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/869e50a8-e379-4efb-84d7-8c018b62abed?locale=fr.

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B. J. M. Biblical mission and congregational unity: the development of a biblical mission statement. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/869e50a8-e379-4efb-84d7-8c018b62abed?locale=fr

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Brannon, John M. Biblical Mission and Congregational Unity: the Development of a Biblical Mission Statement. Beeson Divinity School of Samford University. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/869e50a8-e379-4efb-84d7-8c018b62abed?locale=fr.

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Brannon, John M.

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The explicit purpose of this project was to lead a group of leaders from First United Methodist Church of Atmore, Alabama through the process of writing a biblical mission statement. In the process the additional purpose of realizing growth through fostering congregational unity was set. Chapter 1 introduces the project's original aim, goal and plan. Chapter 2 describes the first retreat. Chapter 3 describes the teaching sessions the author conducted with various groups. Chapter 4 describes mission statements used as guides for our writing. Chapter 5 describes the preaching of the sermon series. Chapter 6 describes the final retreat. Chapter 7 provides conclusions, final evaluations and future hopes. The result of this project was a congregationally written, biblical mission statement which was approved and adopted by the Administrative Board of FUMC.

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