Transforming Attitudes and Commitment to Missions at the Mt. Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church, Greenville, South Carolina

Jermaine  A Boyce

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Transforming Attitudes and Commitment to Missions at the Mt. Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church, Greenville, South Carolina

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Jermaine A Boyce. Transforming Attitudes and Commitment to Missions At the Mt. Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church, Greenville, South Carolina. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c82afbc7-2a02-425b-ba39-c5b9495d4557?q=2010.

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J. A. Boyce. Transforming Attitudes and Commitment to Missions at the Mt. Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church, Greenville, South Carolina. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c82afbc7-2a02-425b-ba39-c5b9495d4557?q=2010

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Jermaine A Boyce. Transforming Attitudes and Commitment to Missions At the Mt. Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church, Greenville, South Carolina. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/c82afbc7-2a02-425b-ba39-c5b9495d4557?q=2010.

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Abstract

This ministry project's goal was to seek transformation in attitudes and commitment to missions at the Mt. Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church in Greenville, South Carolina. The goal of transformation was to guide the congregation's mission practices to be exemplary of its 'Missionary' name and the overall mission of the church as discovered in Luke-Acts and in the Abrahamic Covenant.The project tested the attitudes and commitment to missions from the Missionary Society in comparison to the general congregation. The project revealed both strengths and weaknesses in the attitudes and commitments of the Missionary Society and the congregation about missions. The research from the project revealed that there were strong contradictions between the findings from the surveys completed by the project participants and the content from the discussions during the training exercises. One of the three primary goals was achieved outright, and several secondary goals emerged as a result of the project; particularly the creation of a strategic plan to assess and evaluate the future mission practices of the church.

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