Equipping a new members committee to assimilate adult members into Pocahontas Baptist Church, Jackson, Mississippi

Michael R Bird

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Equipping a new members committee to assimilate adult members into Pocahontas Baptist Church, Jackson, Mississippi

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Michael R Bird. Equipping a New Members Committee to Assimilate Adult Members Into Pocahontas Baptist Church, Jackson, Mississippi. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f98ebfa6-dcc2-48aa-8241-a193e2a7d134?locale=pt-BR.

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M. R. Bird. Equipping a new members committee to assimilate adult members into Pocahontas Baptist Church, Jackson, Mississippi. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f98ebfa6-dcc2-48aa-8241-a193e2a7d134?locale=pt-BR

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Michael R Bird. Equipping a New Members Committee to Assimilate Adult Members Into Pocahontas Baptist Church, Jackson, Mississippi. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f98ebfa6-dcc2-48aa-8241-a193e2a7d134?locale=pt-BR.

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Michael R Bird

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The purpose of this project was to equip a New Members Committee to assimilate adult members into Pocahontas Baptist Church, Jackson, Mississippi. The project director began this equipping process by researching the different models use din assimilation. He used this knowledge to develop a workshop which included lessons outlining a specific assimilation process to be used by the New Members Committee to assimilate new adult members. This New Members Committee was divided into four teams: Contact, Concerns, Connect, and Commitment. Six workshop lessons, taught by the project director, equipped committee members to define assimilation, explain how assimilation occurs, identify obstacles to assimilation, and comprehend how spiritual growth is essential to the assimilation process. With this information the four teams of the New Members Committee better understood the importance of contacting, praying, involving, and committing new members to the work of Pocahontas baptist Church.

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