Worldventure field leaders: a phenomenological study

Jeffrey Wayne Denlinger

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Worldventure field leaders: a phenomenological study

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Jeffrey Wayne Denlinger. Worldventure Field Leaders: a Phenomenological Study. Western Seminary (Portland, OR). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/8711feda-54c8-42f8-827e-00e141f38361?locale=es.

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J. W. Denlinger. Worldventure field leaders: a phenomenological study. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/8711feda-54c8-42f8-827e-00e141f38361?locale=es

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Jeffrey Wayne Denlinger. Worldventure Field Leaders: a Phenomenological Study. Western Seminary (Portland, OR). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/8711feda-54c8-42f8-827e-00e141f38361?locale=es.

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Guided by the question, 'How do WorldVenture field leaders perceive and describe their experiences as field leaders?' a transcendental phenomenological approach was used to analyze the transcribed interview data of the research participants. Findings revealed that a general structure of the lived experience emerged consisting of four theme clusters with fifteen invariant constituents: (1) the field leaders' role, (2) the field leaders' personal lives, (3) the field leaders' context, and (4) the essence of being a field leader. The unified composite description of the field leader experience was validated as accurate via a member checking strategy.

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