Developing a cross-cultural leadership communication and ministry plan for pastors in Metropolitan New York Baptist Association

Louis Meren Ao

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Developing a cross-cultural leadership communication and ministry plan for pastors in Metropolitan New York Baptist Association

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Louis Meren Ao. Developing a Cross-cultural Leadership Communication and Ministry Plan for Pastors In Metropolitan New York Baptist Association. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/b91e8d8f-999e-40a8-899d-750295d30e32.

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L. M. Ao. Developing a cross-cultural leadership communication and ministry plan for pastors in Metropolitan New York Baptist Association. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/b91e8d8f-999e-40a8-899d-750295d30e32

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Louis Meren Ao. Developing a Cross-Cultural Leadership Communication and Ministry Plan for Pastors In Metropolitan New York Baptist Association. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/b91e8d8f-999e-40a8-899d-750295d30e32.

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'Developing a cross-cultural leadership communication and ministry plan for pastors in Metropolitan New York Baptist Association' is a project to encourage Metropolitan Baptist Association to become aware of the need of ministering to the whole community. The project will seek to develop awareness for pastors in order that they can minister cross-culturally in a more effective way. Developing this strategy will involve all the Fellowship Directors who represent the ethnic groups and geographical regions in the Metropolitan New York Baptist Association, and selected pastors of the local churches in the same association. Each individual, along with the project leader, will have specific responsibilities to accomplish in a five phase plan. Phase one will establish the priorities of the plan. Phase two will consist of presenting the strategy for implementation in the local churches. Phase three will consist of presenting the strategy for implementation in the local churches. Phase four will involve reporting the ministry experience according to the given principles (strategy). Phase five will involve reporting the ministry experience according to the association. The process will be reviewed in order to enhance the ministry in the association for the present stage of ministry and for the years to come in dealing with cross-cultural ministry in the Metropolitan New York Baptist Association. The project was successfully completed. The recommendations given to the Association was tabled in the Executive Board meeting to implement when the new Executive Director joins the office in February 2004.

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