Toward a Great Commandment based spirituality for missionary candidates: a compass for the journey

Richard P Gilbertson

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Toward a Great Commandment based spirituality for missionary candidates: a compass for the journey

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Richard P Gilbertson. Toward a Great Commandment Based Spirituality for Missionary Candidates: a Compass for the Journey. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/89bd2c7c-6726-436d-bb8d-de16eaa8e072?locale=it.

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R. P. Gilbertson. Toward a Great Commandment based spirituality for missionary candidates: a compass for the journey. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/89bd2c7c-6726-436d-bb8d-de16eaa8e072?locale=it

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Richard P Gilbertson. Toward a Great Commandment Based Spirituality for Missionary Candidates: a Compass for the Journey. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/89bd2c7c-6726-436d-bb8d-de16eaa8e072?locale=it.

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Richard P Gilbertson

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The 'Reducing missionary attrition project' (ReMAP 1) released in 1995 conducted a study of 528 mission groups to determine the principal causes for attrition among missionaries. The top 3 'preventable' causes identified were: interpersonal problems with peers (other missionaries/colleagues); inner personal problems; and immature spiritual life. The focus of this thesis project is to show how the Great Commandment directly addresses the issues raised by the ReMAP 1 survey. The project delineates how the Great Commandment passages provide a spirituality that guides a missionary in their spiritual formation process. The Great Commandment provides 'cardinal points' like those of a compass that serves to orient a missionary in the midst of the challenges he or she faces. The thesis project then delineates specific spiritual formation practices that enable a missionary to 'take their bearings' in the midst of their journey.

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