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AME church growth: a study of church planting
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- This study tells the stories of four AME churches planted between 1984 and 1990. The historical survey method was used. Churches met the needs of people through ministries for youth and adults. Community outreach programs responded to identified needs. Strong fellowship and love for one another were practiced. Effective marketing techniques were used to advertise the churches. Pastors possessed a pioneering spirit. Bible study was used to train lay persons. A systematic, well-planned process for church planting and church growth should be used. Courses in church planting should be given by the AME Board of Examiners.
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