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Ministry in a diverse setting from a Wesleyan perspective
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Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a4e3c18c-2332-4a5f-8184-a53196d95391?q=2009. Ministry In a Diverse Setting From a Wesleyan Perspective.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- This project is to explore and identify principles for ministry in diverse setting from a Wesleyan perspective. The research question is 'how can a congregation improve its ability to reach into the margins of the community?' The case study method was used to apply specific Wesleyan principles to a local congregation and evaluate their effectiveness for a congregation to minister in a community that is radically diverse. There are three issues to be explored in this study. First is to examine a congregation's process of reaching into a very diverse community. Second is to identify new methods and processes of reaching into a community that is rich in diversity. And third is to explore the applicability of historic Wesleyan practices, in ministering to those in the margins, to foster diversity in today's church.
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