Sabbath rest: an essential spiritual practice in a busy culture

David Edwin Markwalder

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Sabbath rest: an essential spiritual practice in a busy culture

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David Edwin Markwalder. Sabbath Rest: an Essential Spiritual Practice In a Busy Culture. Columbia Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f0fdf438-43b1-43f0-98ef-cba1dc086740?locale=es.

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D. E. Markwalder. Sabbath rest: an essential spiritual practice in a busy culture. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f0fdf438-43b1-43f0-98ef-cba1dc086740?locale=es

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David Edwin Markwalder. Sabbath Rest: an Essential Spiritual Practice In a Busy Culture. Columbia Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f0fdf438-43b1-43f0-98ef-cba1dc086740?locale=es.

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David Edwin Markwalder

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My thesis for this study is that a weekly Sabbath rest will improve the spiritual, physical, emotional, and mental health of the members of Gateway Presbyterian Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I asked the participants to take a sixty day challenge by keeping a regular Sabbath rest each week. The Sabbath rest can help prevent burnout and lead to a stronger faith in God. I used the case study methodology by conducting research through an open-ended questionnaire and a survey. The research discloses that having a weekly Sabbath rest improved the physical, emotional, spiritual, and mental health of the participants.

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