Developing a strategy for Calvary Baptist Church to plant an Hispanic congregation in Waynesboro, Mississippi

John M Byrd

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Developing a strategy for Calvary Baptist Church to plant an Hispanic congregation in Waynesboro, Mississippi

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John M Byrd. Developing a Strategy for Calvary Baptist Church to Plant an Hispanic Congregation In Waynesboro, Mississippi. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/91fb13ce-1652-490e-baf7-5f05332b9fb1?locale=it.

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J. M. Byrd. Developing a strategy for Calvary Baptist Church to plant an Hispanic congregation in Waynesboro, Mississippi. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/91fb13ce-1652-490e-baf7-5f05332b9fb1?locale=it

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John M Byrd. Developing a Strategy for Calvary Baptist Church to Plant an Hispanic Congregation In Waynesboro, Mississippi. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/91fb13ce-1652-490e-baf7-5f05332b9fb1?locale=it.

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John M Byrd

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Developing a strategy for Calvary Baptist Church to plant a Hispanic congregation in Waynesboro, Mississippi

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The purpose for this project is to develop a strategy for Calvary Baptist Church to plant an Hispanic congregation in Waynesboro, Mississippi. First, the project director will review models of strategies for planting Hispanic congregations. The project director will then lead select members of Calvary Baptist Church to develop a strategy for planting a Hispanic congregation in Waynesboro, Mississippi. Finally, the director will begin the early implementation process. The project director will secure a demographic report from the Mississippi Baptist Convention Board. David Alexander, field mentor, will provide a brief synopsis providing interpretation of the demographics. Moreover, a relationship with Gustavo Salazar, a Hispanic pastor from Laurel, Mississippi, will complement the research of this people group. The strategy will be developed through four training sessions of select members of Calvary Baptist Church. The sessions will include an introduction to the Hispanic culture, a review of existing strategies, and a synthesis of strategy unique to the ministry field. The strategy will be presented to Calvary Baptist Church for a vote on January 7, 2004.

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