Celebrate Jesus mission: an exploration of pastoral responses

Eric R Hallett

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Celebrate Jesus mission: an exploration of pastoral responses

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Eric R Hallett. Celebrate Jesus Mission: an Exploration of Pastoral Responses. Asbury Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a3a7de0d-2447-4a90-85ce-5d94669938a4?locale=fr.

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E. R. Hallett. Celebrate Jesus mission: an exploration of pastoral responses. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a3a7de0d-2447-4a90-85ce-5d94669938a4?locale=fr

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Eric R Hallett. Celebrate Jesus Mission: an Exploration of Pastoral Responses. Asbury Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a3a7de0d-2447-4a90-85ce-5d94669938a4?locale=fr.

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Eric R Hallett

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Using a case study approach employing a researcher-developed, semi-structured interview and participant observer field notes, this qualitative study explored how two groups of pastors from the Florida Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church described the experience of hosting Celebrate Jesus mission teams. Significant findings include the following: 1. Hosting a Celebrate Jesus mission caused pastors to change their perception about their roles in their local churches; 2. Pastors who intentionally set up new systems in their churches to continue mission work experienced the most satisfaction; and, 3. Servant evangelism served as a culturally congruent model of outreach allowing pastors to deploy their lay people in evangelistic outreach.

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