Full Title
Impacting incarnational ministry of select men and women leaders at Ontario Christian Fellowship focused times of one-another encouragement.
Author
Timothy C Schlatter
Abstract
Eight couples engaged in regular "one another" encouragement to see what impact this would have on their practice of incarnational ministry. For nearly a year, they met in ministry transformation group clusters approximately twice a month. Five "one another" activities were jointly practiced-praying, sharing "God Stories," words of encouragement, learning, and on occasion, connecting for ministry beyond the meetings. Comparative before and after surveys showed participants came to embrace a more organic approach to ministry. They reported greater internationality in relational ministry, as well as increased commitment to pray, use "God stories," and pursue lifelong learning in ministry.
Subjects
Degree Granting Institution
Advisor
Michael Stine
Language
English
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