No one is an island: spiritual direction for the corporate soul of the congregation

James E Farrer

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No one is an island: spiritual direction for the corporate soul of the congregation

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

James E Farrer. No One Is an Island: Spiritual Direction for the Corporate Soul of the Congregation. United Theological Seminary (OH). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ca8331a0-0d27-4e5a-ae07-8fd3b6132b8e?locale=es.

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J. E. Farrer. No one is an island: spiritual direction for the corporate soul of the congregation. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ca8331a0-0d27-4e5a-ae07-8fd3b6132b8e?locale=es

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James E Farrer. No One Is an Island: Spiritual Direction for the Corporate Soul of the Congregation. United Theological Seminary (OH). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ca8331a0-0d27-4e5a-ae07-8fd3b6132b8e?locale=es.

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James E Farrer

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This study involved a small group spiritual formation in the Ligonier United Methodists Church in Ligonier, Indiana, to facilitate lasting change through growth in corporate spirituality or soul. A small group participated in a retreat where they learned spiritual practices, accountability, and support. Measurements included journal entries, surveys, and observations. When compared to a control group, those who participated scored significantly higher in all areas of spiritual growth (both individually and corporately). Summary conclusions indicate teaching spiritual practices to small groups in a church facilitate lasting change through corporate spiritual growth.

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