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Ii. Obedience, School Of Liberty
Ii. Obedience, School Of Liberty
Anima Una
II. Obedience, School of Liberty -- (p. 12) -- 2.1 Fulfilment and Individual Liberty -- (p. 12) -- 2.2 A Look at the Renunciation Practiced by Claude Poullart des Places -- (p. 13) -- 2.3 Obedience and Freedom -- (p. 15) -- 2.4 So Where Are We At? -- (p. 20)
2011 Vol. 63: Living The Vow Of Obedience Today
Book Review: Worship And Mission After Christendom By Alan And Eleanor Kreider, Karl Dahlfred
Book Review: Worship And Mission After Christendom By Alan And Eleanor Kreider, Karl Dahlfred
Great Commission Research Journal
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Right Here, Right Now: Everyday Mission For Everyday People By Alan Hirsch And Lance Ford, Kevin Book-Satterlee
Book Review: Right Here, Right Now: Everyday Mission For Everyday People By Alan Hirsch And Lance Ford, Kevin Book-Satterlee
Great Commission Research Journal
No abstract provided.
The Nature Of Evangelism In Missional Churches, Russell York
The Nature Of Evangelism In Missional Churches, Russell York
Doctor of Ministry
Evangelism has long been at the heart of God's mission for the church. The arrival of the twenty-first century brought with it renewed interest in both the mission of the church and evangelism, a practice central to the church's mission. A leading factor in this resurgence is the decline in church attendance over the past several decades. The most influential factors leading to the decline in attendance are culture changes from modernism to postmodemism and from a Christendom society to a post-Christian pluralistic society. These culture shifts resulted in the diminishing influence of the church and non-Christians' often harboring hostile …
Servant-Leadership In Action: How Mission, Vision, And Values Are Conveyed, Jennifer Bell, Codi Bolding, Mary Delgadillo
Servant-Leadership In Action: How Mission, Vision, And Values Are Conveyed, Jennifer Bell, Codi Bolding, Mary Delgadillo
International Journal of Servant-Leadership
Many corporate executives and business owners would agree that instilling the mission, vision, and values (MVV) throughout an organization can be a monumental task. Not only is it vital for leaders of an organization to communicate the MVV effectively to all staff, but also to engage its employees in the MVV. This research focused on an organization in the healthcare industry that uses the servant leadership model. The research question posed was, simply: How does the organization convey the mission, vision, and values throughout the organization?
Forging Theatre And Community: Challenges And Strategies For Serving Two Missions, Dan L. Balfour
Forging Theatre And Community: Challenges And Strategies For Serving Two Missions, Dan L. Balfour
Peer Reviewed Articles - Public, Nonprofit, and Health Administration
At the age of personal computers, the Internet, cell phones, video games, and I-pods, how can individuals be enticed to emerge from their electronic silos and actually engage others in meaningful discourse as members of a community with common interests and problems? One organizational response to this challenge is the activities of community-based organizations. Such organizations are widely recognized for their ability to promote and facilitate creative face-to-face human interactions that serve as a counterweight to the forces of individuation and declining trust in public institutions, while playing a niche role in the process of building and sustaining community solidarity. …
Missional Spirituality : Invitation To Listen, David Mullens
Missional Spirituality : Invitation To Listen, David Mullens
ATS Dissertations
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