Developing a strategy to assimilate millennials into First Baptist Church of Minneola, Minneola, Florida

Timothy  Glenn Burdick

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Developing a strategy to assimilate millennials into First Baptist Church of Minneola, Minneola, Florida

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Timothy Glenn Burdick. Developing a Strategy to Assimilate Millennials Into First Baptist Church of Minneola, Minneola, Florida. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/fc405ac5-c109-4332-a5a7-93068ed696d8.

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T. G. Burdick. Developing a strategy to assimilate millennials into First Baptist Church of Minneola, Minneola, Florida. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/fc405ac5-c109-4332-a5a7-93068ed696d8

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Timothy Glenn Burdick. Developing a Strategy to Assimilate Millennials Into First Baptist Church of Minneola, Minneola, Florida. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/fc405ac5-c109-4332-a5a7-93068ed696d8.

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Timothy Glenn Burdick

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Abstract

The purpose of this project was to provide First Baptist Church of Minneola, in Minneola, Florida, a strategy to assimilate millennials. First Baptist Church of Minneoloa is a sixty-year-old church that grew in membership during the late nineteen seventies into the nineteen nineties. After that period of growth, the church began to lose members. Through research and communication with a select group of church members, a four=part strategy proposal was created and presented to the church. The strategy focused on the church becoming more invitational, improving a guest’s first visit, changing stereotypical perceptions and perspectives, and hearing the concerns of millennial families. This project report also includes an evaluation of the project goals and personal goals of the project director.

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