A discovery study of behaviors Indiana United Methodist pastors believe vital for numerical growth in the church

Robert Bradley Miller

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A discovery study of behaviors Indiana United Methodist pastors believe vital for numerical growth in the church

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Robert Bradley Miller. A Discovery Study of Behaviors Indiana United Methodist Pastors Believe Vital for Numerical Growth In the Church. Ashland Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/dc82f1e4-983f-4813-a175-0a594e445a5f?locale=es.

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R. B. Miller. A discovery study of behaviors Indiana United Methodist pastors believe vital for numerical growth in the church. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/dc82f1e4-983f-4813-a175-0a594e445a5f?locale=es

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Robert Bradley Miller. A Discovery Study of Behaviors Indiana United Methodist Pastors Believe Vital for Numerical Growth In the Church. Ashland Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/dc82f1e4-983f-4813-a175-0a594e445a5f?locale=es.

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Robert Bradley Miller

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What are the behaviors that Indiana United Methodist pastors believe necessary to achieve necessary to achieve church growth? This study determined through surveys, interviews, and research behaviors these pastors believed effective for church growth and the application of these behaviors in the church. The most important discovery that the author made was the state of disconnect among many pastors between what they believed about church growth and what was practiced in the local church. This state of disconnect may be a factor in church decline. A Reframing of Wesleyan theology and practice was offered as a response.

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