Cultivating spirit-led compassion in the local church: perfecting love for our neighbors through hearing and obeying God

Gale L Seibert

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Cultivating spirit-led compassion in the local church: perfecting love for our neighbors through hearing and obeying God

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Gale L Seibert. Cultivating Spirit-led Compassion In the Local Church: Perfecting Love for Our Neighbors Through Hearing and Obeying God. United Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a0ddb288-288d-4fef-91d4-8311c3e43ed5?locale=es.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

G. L. Seibert. Cultivating spirit-led compassion in the local church: perfecting love for our neighbors through hearing and obeying God. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a0ddb288-288d-4fef-91d4-8311c3e43ed5?locale=es

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Gale L Seibert. Cultivating Spirit-Led Compassion In the Local Church: Perfecting Love for Our Neighbors Through Hearing and Obeying God. United Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a0ddb288-288d-4fef-91d4-8311c3e43ed5?locale=es.

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Gale L Seibert

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Abstract: Individuals and organizations act with compassion for various reasons. Can Christians be taught to be more aware of God's guidance when doing acts of compassion? This qualitative action research project examined this question by introducing traditional United Methodists to a new method of spiritual formation, Compassion Awareness Training (CAT). The project contained six CAT sessions and two implementation sessions. CAT sessions included instruction about compassion and listening to God, treasure maps of Spirit-inspired clues for a compassion event, and Wesleyan Quadrilateral based questions to clarify clues. The project's effectiveness was evaluated by triangulating data from assessments, definitions, journals, and interviews.

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