Equipping Selected Addiction-Recovery Ministry Leaders in East Mississippi with Group Facilitation Skills

Routzahn, Kyle E.

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Equipping Selected Addiction-Recovery Ministry Leaders in East Mississippi with Group Facilitation Skills

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Routzahn, Kyle E. Equipping Selected Addiction-recovery Ministry Leaders In East Mississippi with Group Facilitation Skills. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e02e5c8c-2813-43ca-85d6-afa580e4abd7.

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R. K. E. Equipping Selected Addiction-Recovery Ministry Leaders in East Mississippi with Group Facilitation Skills. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e02e5c8c-2813-43ca-85d6-afa580e4abd7

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Routzahn, Kyle E. Equipping Selected Addiction-Recovery Ministry Leaders In East Mississippi with Group Facilitation Skills. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e02e5c8c-2813-43ca-85d6-afa580e4abd7.

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Routzahn, Kyle E.

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The scope of this project is to equip selected addiction-recovery ministry leaders in east Mississippi with group facilitation skills. The pastor of Union Baptist Church in Clarke County, Mississippi, is planning to launch Christian addiction-recovery ministries centered on weekday Celebrate Recovery [registered symbol] meetings. The ministries are collaborative works involving selected Chrsitians from Southern Baptist churches in the local Baptist associations. Phase two of these ministries include the addition of a rotating Friday night contemporary worship service at the same non-church locations where the weekday meetings will be held. Three goals are the foundation of this Doctor of Ministry equipping project. The first goal is to research addiction recovery in order to identify group facilitation skills. The second goal is to develop a curriculum to equip selected addiction-recovery ministry leaders in east Mississippi, in group facilitation skills. The third and final project goal is to equip selected addiction-recovery ministry leaders in east Mississippi, in group facilitation skills. The project director's primary purpose in implementing this project is for the world to see that Jesus Christ is alive and still setting captives free.

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