Assessing and modifying attitudes of Christian students at the University of Florida toward female church leadership

Otto M Spangler

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Assessing and modifying attitudes of Christian students at the University of Florida toward female church leadership

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Otto M Spangler. Assessing and Modifying Attitudes of Christian Students At the University of Florida Toward Female Church Leadership. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a4260c29-5244-400f-8885-14abc874371f?locale=es.

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O. M. Spangler. Assessing and modifying attitudes of Christian students at the University of Florida toward female church leadership. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a4260c29-5244-400f-8885-14abc874371f?locale=es

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Otto M Spangler. Assessing and Modifying Attitudes of Christian Students At the University of Florida Toward Female Church Leadership. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a4260c29-5244-400f-8885-14abc874371f?locale=es.

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Otto M Spangler

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Christian students are generally favorable toward women in ministry. This statement was tested with the use of a questionnaire, given as both a pretest and posttest, during the fall semester. An effective female ministry was modeled during worship services in the semester, and a small group Bible study was held for four weeks in October. Data was compiled, cross-tabs were run, and the results were analyzed. Sex was found to be of some significance as a factor in answering the questions. Students were found generally to be in favor of females in ministry positions, except for the preaching ministry.

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