Spiritual formation: inviting the laity to acknowledge their gift and live it out

Michael A Poke

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Spiritual formation: inviting the laity to acknowledge their gift and live it out

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Michael A Poke. Spiritual Formation: Inviting the Laity to Acknowledge Their Gift and Live it Out. United Theological Seminary (Dayton, OH). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/89939b2d-c82a-4fbc-82cf-7b9f283843b3.

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M. A. Poke. Spiritual formation: inviting the laity to acknowledge their gift and live it out. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/89939b2d-c82a-4fbc-82cf-7b9f283843b3

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Michael A Poke. Spiritual Formation: Inviting the Laity to Acknowledge Their Gift and Live it Out. United Theological Seminary (Dayton, OH). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/89939b2d-c82a-4fbc-82cf-7b9f283843b3.

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Abstract

The focus of the research in ministry was to engage participants in the teaching of three classes: The Holy Spirit, Spiritual Gifts, and Spiritual Disciplines. After sharing in each class, participants were examined to see if any change took place. The methodology used to achieve the goal took place in the form of a pre and post-test, journaling, spiritual gifts inventory, and exit interviews. The findings of the project showed that participants were strengthened as a result of the classes taught. Because spiritual formation is a lifelong process, it is recommended that classes be taught every year.

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