The church of Modesto: transferrable concepts in community wide church unity

Bouck, James R.

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The church of Modesto: transferrable concepts in community wide church unity

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Bouck, James R. The Church of Modesto: Transferrable Concepts In Community Wide Church Unity. Western Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c45d9e22-d9de-4b25-859e-3103be10b311?locale=fr.

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B. J. R. The church of Modesto: transferrable concepts in community wide church unity. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c45d9e22-d9de-4b25-859e-3103be10b311?locale=fr

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Bouck, James R. The Church of Modesto: Transferrable Concepts In Community Wide Church Unity. Western Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c45d9e22-d9de-4b25-859e-3103be10b311?locale=fr.

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Bouck, James R.

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This Doctor of Ministry Product has been published under the title: The Church of Modesto: A City's Journey Toward Christ Centered Unity. It is a collection of interviews and articles which document the current movement of community wide unity among the evangelical churches in the city of Modesto, California. The study begins with the Billy Graham Crusade in 1948 and includes over fourteen separate events or ministries through 1998. Those studied are both responses to the hand of God as well as proactive movements by community leaders to work together. The work concludes with three basic concepts which the author believes are transferrable to other communities who are interested in generating a similar community wide church unity. The three concepts are followed by a seven point plan to integrate in that community's churches.

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