Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®
- Discipline
- Keyword
- Publication
- Publication Type
Articles 1 - 5 of 5
Full-Text Articles in Entire DC Network
Factors Related To The Life And Growth Of Adult Bible Classes In The Lutheran Church, Paul Pallmeyer
Factors Related To The Life And Growth Of Adult Bible Classes In The Lutheran Church, Paul Pallmeyer
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
A serious concern of many Protestant churches today is their failure to enlist a large proportion of their adult members in group Bible study. One such church body is The Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod. As will presently be shown, this denomination has vigorously promoted adult Bible study over the last decade and a half, but there remains a continued resistance by the adult membership to participation in Bible classes.
The present project was designed.to uncover some factors which show a relationship to this resistance to group Bible study by members of The Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod. A series of interviews with Bible …
Brief Studies, C. U. Faye, George A. Lindbeck
Brief Studies, C. U. Faye, George A. Lindbeck
Concordia Theological Monthly
The Roman Catholic Church the Penalty for Heresy
So Far, Surprisingly Good
Homiletics: Outlines On A Series Of Free Texts, David S. Schuller
Homiletics: Outlines On A Series Of Free Texts, David S. Schuller
Concordia Theological Monthly
Outlines on a Series of Free Texts
Volume 127: 1963, Congregation Of The Mission
Volume 127: 1963, Congregation Of The Mission
Annales de la Congregation de la Mission
Annals of the Congregation of the Mission, or collection of edifying letters.
The Vanguard (Vol. 10, No. 5), July 1963, Lutheran Human Relations Association Of America
The Vanguard (Vol. 10, No. 5), July 1963, Lutheran Human Relations Association Of America
The Vanguard
What goes into an institute? Well, at least three people go into intensive study to emerge with challenging papers for the participants to hear. And there's a lot of planning on the part of those who come. For St. Louis people it was the problem of chartering a bus. For others it was transportation pools. For some it was arranging for the care of the children during the absence of the parents. There were those who came to learn, but also had the added assignment of preparing devotional exercises during the Institute or participating as servers in the Communion service.