How lay persons view their leadership development: an examination of the factors in lay leadership formation

J Dean Gevik

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How lay persons view their leadership development: an examination of the factors in lay leadership formation

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J Dean Gevik. How Lay Persons View Their Leadership Development: an Examination of the Factors In Lay Leadership Formation. Luther Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d22578a1-0894-465c-98fb-0f834bb092c6.

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J. D. Gevik. How lay persons view their leadership development: an examination of the factors in lay leadership formation. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d22578a1-0894-465c-98fb-0f834bb092c6

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J Dean Gevik. How Lay Persons View Their Leadership Development: an Examination of the Factors In Lay Leadership Formation. Luther Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d22578a1-0894-465c-98fb-0f834bb092c6.

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J Dean Gevik

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Tests and measurements in religion

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This thesis explores the personal and situational factors that contribute to the development of lay leaders in the church. Through survey and analysis of the self-understanding of a number of church lay leaders, the more significant factors are isolated and described. Results of the research indicate that family and sacramental factors are highest on the list of contributors to these leaders' development. The thesis project also examines the theological implications of the factors described and gives suggestions as to a theology for future leadership development planning.

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