Revitalizing traditional Sunday school through the integration of home cell groups

Warren Keasler Smith

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Revitalizing traditional Sunday school through the integration of home cell groups

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Warren Keasler Smith. Revitalizing Traditional Sunday School Through the Integration of Home Cell Groups. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/9ed0c121-f129-467e-8ad4-bd23bdf9754c?locale=en.

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W. K. Smith. Revitalizing traditional Sunday school through the integration of home cell groups. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/9ed0c121-f129-467e-8ad4-bd23bdf9754c?locale=en

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Warren Keasler Smith. Revitalizing Traditional Sunday School Through the Integration of Home Cell Groups. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/9ed0c121-f129-467e-8ad4-bd23bdf9754c?locale=en.

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Warren Keasler Smith

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Abstract

The project seeks to revitalize a traditional Sunday School through the integration of home cell groups. It will seek to provide an efficient model for the strategic integration of discipleship ministries by merging the existing Sunday School ministry with a new home fellowship ministry at Southside Baptist Church of Port Neches, Texas. Focusing upon the importance of the biblical concept of 'koinonia,' the project will seek to create a positive atmosphere for the successful development of disciples in this congregation. Recognizing the importance of encouraging inactive members to comprehend their calling to become active disciples, the project will attempt to provide a model where such members are integrated into a setting that will promote their spiritual development. The project will focus on the Scriptural definition and purpose of 'koinonia' and propose strategic ways to develop such fellowship in the context of Sunday School. Encumbrances and obstacles that hinder a successful integration of both Sunday School and home cell groups will be addressed openly. As far as can be ascertained, such a model for revitalizing Sunday School through the use of home cell groups has not been offered. It is believed that the project will enhance Southside Baptist Church's goal of effectively making disciples both in their community and the world.

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