SUSTAINING A PRAYER LIFE AMONG CLERGY AND CONGREGATIONAL LEADERS

Full Title
SUSTAINING A PRAYER LIFE AMONG CLERGY AND CONGREGATIONAL LEADERS
Author
Philomena Ofori-Nipaah D.Min.
ORCID
Rev. Philomena Ofori-Nipaah
Abstract
This research examines how a Reformed understanding of prayer can be enriched by the use of the Prayer of Nehemiah and the Lord’s Prayer. The project demonstrates that a better-informed theology of prayer results in a deepening of the spiritual practices of clergy and church leaders, allowing them to slow down and be involved in a faithful and sustained discipline. This helps them develop a deeper relationship with God. The results are established by a comparison of participants’ surveys taken before, during, and after they have practiced different prayer rules and through the interviews I conducted with the participants.
Degree Granting Institution
Country
United States
Degree Granted
Doctor of Ministry
Major
Christian Reformed Spirituality
Type of Work
D.Min. Project
Advisor
James Durlesser Ph.D.
Language
English
Date
2022
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