Introducing a spiritual formation course into the curriculum of West Africa Advanced Baptist School of Theology (WAABST) as a way of enhancing the spiritual life of graduating seminary students

Balema John Laba

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Introducing a spiritual formation course into the curriculum of West Africa Advanced Baptist School of Theology (WAABST) as a way of enhancing the spiritual life of graduating seminary students

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Balema John Laba. Introducing a Spiritual Formation Course Into the Curriculum of West Africa Advanced Baptist School of Theology (waabst) As a Way of Enhancing the Spiritual Life of Graduating Seminary Students. Beeson Divinity School. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/cd7f9adf-79bc-4840-8186-5be0f58a0e53.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

B. J. Laba. Introducing a spiritual formation course into the curriculum of West Africa Advanced Baptist School of Theology (WAABST) as a way of enhancing the spiritual life of graduating seminary students. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/cd7f9adf-79bc-4840-8186-5be0f58a0e53

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Balema John Laba. Introducing a Spiritual Formation Course Into the Curriculum of West Africa Advanced Baptist School of Theology (waabst) As a Way of Enhancing the Spiritual Life of Graduating Seminary Students. Beeson Divinity School. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/cd7f9adf-79bc-4840-8186-5be0f58a0e53.

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Balema John Laba

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A spiritual formation program is the most effective tool in any theological institution to help students and the academic community at large bring excitement, purpose and commitment to Christian growth. This project ministry consisted of introducing a program of spiritual formation in the curriculum of West Africa Advanced Baptist School of Theology. The project involved participation of graduating seminary students in a course on Christian growth and practice of spiritual disciplines. Participants reflected on their relationship with God and committee to maintaining a growing relationship with God. Participants mentioned that this project was an experience of spiritual resurrection.

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