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Nourishing the faith of college students
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Nourishing the Faith of College Students. Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/8ecdda7a-4928-4d7d-8b5a-85fcecfcf41d.APA citation style (7th ed.)
Nourishing the faith of college students. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/8ecdda7a-4928-4d7d-8b5a-85fcecfcf41dChicago citation style (CMOS 17, author-date)
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- Christian college students want to find ways to nourish their faith. College chaplains seek to understand these students and their faith and help students nourish their faith. College chaplains often assume, and perhaps rightfully so, that students want to participate in Bible studies, worship and reflection groups, and service projects. Yet, sometimes both students and chaplains are unsure of what faith is and how it can be nourished. This project seeks to help college chaplains serving small, private, liberal arts, church-related colleges in answering these questions. Chapter 1, 'Faith and Faith Development,' offers a definition of faith, discusses faith development and nourishment. Chapter 2, 'The Action/Reflection Group,' reports on a small group of students who gathered to discuss faith. Chapter 3, 'A Chaplain's Response,' interprets the findings of this group and relates them to the faith development model used in Chapter 1. It also offers ideas on what the chaplain can do to help students nourish their faith.
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