A study to measure the effects of spiritual disciplines on lay leadership roles in a multiple charge parish

Stacy A Evans

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A study to measure the effects of spiritual disciplines on lay leadership roles in a multiple charge parish

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Stacy A Evans. A Study to Measure the Effects of Spiritual Disciplines On Lay Leadership Roles In a Multiple Charge Parish. Ashland Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e405df86-7983-4aea-9def-160a4c656674.

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S. A. Evans. A study to measure the effects of spiritual disciplines on lay leadership roles in a multiple charge parish. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e405df86-7983-4aea-9def-160a4c656674

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Stacy A Evans. A Study to Measure the Effects of Spiritual Disciplines On Lay Leadership Roles In a Multiple Charge Parish. Ashland Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e405df86-7983-4aea-9def-160a4c656674.

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Stacy A Evans

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Abstract

The research are for this study is the effect of the practice of specific spiritual disciplines upon the exercise of leadership roles by laity within a local church setting. The research question is: What is the effect of the practice of specific spiritual disciplines upon leadership roles by laity within a local church setting? A secondary question is: Does the regular practice of these spiritual disciplines promote change in leadership styles? The research design was to have a one day retreat during which a pre-test was administered to discover preferred leadership styles by laity and to determine whether or not those participating had a regular practice of spiritual disciplines; to conduct six two hour classes on the subject of leadership within the Church of Jesus Christ; to have a second one day retreat to summarize learnings during the course of study; to administer a post-test approximately one month after the second retreat.

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