Equipping Selected Members with Essential Small Group Disciple-Making Skills at Woodmont Baptist Church, Florence, Alabama

Hess, Chad Edward

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Equipping Selected Members with Essential Small Group Disciple-Making Skills at Woodmont Baptist Church, Florence, Alabama

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Hess, Chad Edward. Equipping Selected Members with Essential Small Group Disciple-making Skills At Woodmont Baptist Church, Florence, Alabama. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/edb95729-8ece-40db-89f3-d2a994a3e0b7?locale=en.

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H. C. Edward. Equipping Selected Members with Essential Small Group Disciple-Making Skills at Woodmont Baptist Church, Florence, Alabama. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/edb95729-8ece-40db-89f3-d2a994a3e0b7?locale=en

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Hess, Chad Edward. Equipping Selected Members with Essential Small Group Disciple-Making Skills At Woodmont Baptist Church, Florence, Alabama. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/edb95729-8ece-40db-89f3-d2a994a3e0b7?locale=en.

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Hess, Chad Edward

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Abstract

The purpose of this project was to equip selected members of Woodmont Baptist Church, Florence, Alabama, with essential small group disciple-making skills. To accomplish this purpose, I, the project director, conducted research in the fields of discipleship and curriculum development. From this research, I identified essential skills of a disciple-maker: character of Christ, disciplines of Christ, communion with Christ, and humility of Christ. Once these skills were identified, I developed a five-session curriculum and implemented this curriculum in a two-day weekend workshop. In the weekend workshop the project director utilized different teaching techniques to engage participants; cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains of learning. The attendants participated in various evaluations specific to each of the three domains of learning. I used various assessments to evaluate the cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains of the participants. Experts in the fields of discipleship and curriculum development evaluated the quality of the project implementation.

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