An evaluation of proposals made in TEE in Japan following a decade of ministry involvement

Walter F Sprunger

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An evaluation of proposals made in TEE in Japan following a decade of ministry involvement

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Walter F Sprunger. An Evaluation of Proposals Made In Tee In Japan Following a Decade of Ministry Involvement. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School of Trinity International University. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/8f8ec5bf-85e9-4dfe-b170-e76277ad6419?q=1992.

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W. F. Sprunger. An evaluation of proposals made in TEE in Japan following a decade of ministry involvement. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/8f8ec5bf-85e9-4dfe-b170-e76277ad6419?q=1992

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Walter F Sprunger. An Evaluation of Proposals Made In Tee In Japan Following a Decade of Ministry Involvement. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School of Trinity International University. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/8f8ec5bf-85e9-4dfe-b170-e76277ad6419?q=1992.

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Walter F Sprunger

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Religious education--Extension programs

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Abstract

This monograph evaluates an earlier study, published as TEE in Japan (Sprunger 1981). It focuses on Mennonite work and problems faced regarding a lack of leaders, of growth, and of goals. Case studies and questionnaires are used. In 1980, theological education by extension (geographical extension by a recognized institution) for both laypersons and leaders was proposed as a feasible solution. In 1990, the basic situation having changed little, TEE is still seen as valid. But several other options exist, such as Mennonites in Japan starting their own program, or getting courses and faculty into key schools. Other denominations may find application.

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