An assessment of evangelism as practiced and perceived in the Episcopal Church

Thomas C Barnett

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An assessment of evangelism as practiced and perceived in the Episcopal Church

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Thomas C Barnett. An Assessment of Evangelism As Practiced and Perceived In the Episcopal Church. University of the South School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/8868bdb2-360a-4c4a-8415-7df9284136b2?locale=es.

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T. C. Barnett. An assessment of evangelism as practiced and perceived in the Episcopal Church. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/8868bdb2-360a-4c4a-8415-7df9284136b2?locale=es

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Thomas C Barnett

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The thesis of the project is that issues commonly associated with evangelism, such as declining membership, hinder genuine evangelistic ministries in the Episcopal church. The method includes a review of evangelism theologies, the church growth movement, mission and pluralism issues, and the Book of Common Prayer. Finally, a critique is conducted using the 'diakonia,' 'koinonia,' and 'kerygma' functions of parish ministry. The study concludes that evangelism may be a birthing ministry too big for a small denomination that is tied to a remnant theology.

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