Developing an Online Ministry Model Training Tool at Northeast Houston Baptist Church in Humble, Texas

James Robert Jordan Jr

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Developing an Online Ministry Model Training Tool at Northeast Houston Baptist Church in Humble, Texas

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James Robert Jordan Jr. Developing an Online Ministry Model Training Tool At Northeast Houston Baptist Church In Humble, Texas. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e1208925-1df6-4e6c-b1eb-e4b0f6d11faa?locale=it.

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J. R. J. Jr. Developing an Online Ministry Model Training Tool at Northeast Houston Baptist Church in Humble, Texas. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e1208925-1df6-4e6c-b1eb-e4b0f6d11faa?locale=it

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James Robert Jordan Jr. Developing an Online Ministry Model Training Tool At Northeast Houston Baptist Church In Humble, Texas. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e1208925-1df6-4e6c-b1eb-e4b0f6d11faa?locale=it.

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James Robert Jordan Jr

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This project attempts to develop and train attendees of Northeast Houston Baptist Church—a church in Humble, Texas—in the vision, discipleship model, and evangelism strategy of the church to produce new leaders, which can be developed for the purpose of continued church planting in the Houston area. Chapter 1 presents the history and ministry context of Northeast Houston Baptist Church and the goals this project seeks to accomplish. Chapter 2 offers a biblical overview of the call for a local church to develop new leaders for the purpose of serving in the kingdom of God through leadership and planting new churches. Chapter 3 provides a historical overview of leadership development in the local church. Chapter 4 describes the project itself, including methodology utilized to evaluate each objective and assess the project’s completion. Chapter 5 evaluates the success of the project and furnishes some lessons learned along the way. The end goal of this project is to provide Northeast Houston Baptist Church a resource that it can use to train new members, future church planters, and pastors who are looking to implement a healthy church model for the glory of God in their individual contexts.

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