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Fundamentals Of Speech, Steelman Library, Richard C. Harris Dr Jan 2011

Fundamentals Of Speech, Steelman Library, Richard C. Harris Dr

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Fundamentals Of Speech, Steelman Library, Sandy Johnson Jan 2011

Fundamentals Of Speech, Steelman Library, Sandy Johnson

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Western Art Appreciation, Steelman Library, Jan Hurndon Jan 2011

Western Art Appreciation, Steelman Library, Jan Hurndon

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Screen Acting, Steelman Library, Dave Deborde Jan 2011

Screen Acting, Steelman Library, Dave Deborde

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Introduction To Radio Production, Steelman Library, Johnny Langley Jan 2011

Introduction To Radio Production, Steelman Library, Johnny Langley

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Introduction To Television Production, Steelman Library, Roxane Griner Jan 2011

Introduction To Television Production, Steelman Library, Roxane Griner

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Electronic Field Production, Steelman Library, Roxane Griner Jan 2011

Electronic Field Production, Steelman Library, Roxane Griner

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Introduction To Mass Communication, Steelman Library, Richard C. Harris Dr Jan 2011

Introduction To Mass Communication, Steelman Library, Richard C. Harris Dr

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Introduction To Mass Communication, Steelman Library, Richard Harris Jan 2011

Introduction To Mass Communication, Steelman Library, Richard Harris

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Introduction To Mass Communication, Steelman Library, Richard Harris Jan 2011

Introduction To Mass Communication, Steelman Library, Richard Harris

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Introduction To Mass Communication, Steelman Library, Sandy Johnson Jan 2011

Introduction To Mass Communication, Steelman Library, Sandy Johnson

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Financial Statement Analysis, Steelman Library Jan 2011

Financial Statement Analysis, Steelman Library

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Old Testament Survey, Gerry White Jan 2011

Old Testament Survey, Gerry White

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Old Testament Survey, Gerry White Jan 2011

Old Testament Survey, Gerry White

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Intro To The Bible, Melissa Archer Jan 2011

Intro To The Bible, Melissa Archer

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Life Of Christ, William C. Hackett Jr Jan 2011

Life Of Christ, William C. Hackett Jr

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Hermeneutics, Glenn Pearl Jan 2011

Hermeneutics, Glenn Pearl

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Biblical Exposition And Faith Integration, Robby Waddell Dr. Jan 2011

Biblical Exposition And Faith Integration, Robby Waddell Dr.

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Leading From The Heart, Part 3b, J. Steven Harper Jan 2011

Leading From The Heart, Part 3b, J. Steven Harper

ATS Chapel Services

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Defining The Phenotypes Of Sickle Cell Disease., Samir K. Ballas Jan 2011

Defining The Phenotypes Of Sickle Cell Disease., Samir K. Ballas

Department of Medicine Faculty Papers

The sickle cell gene is pleiotropic in nature. Although it is a single gene mutation, it has multiple phenotypic expressions that constitute the complications of sickle cell disease. The frequency and severity of these complications vary considerably both latitudinally in patients and longitudinally in the same patient over time. Thus, complications that occur in childhood may disappear, persist or get worse with age. Dactylitis and stroke, for example, occur mostly in childhood, whereas leg ulcers and renal failure typically occur in adults. It is essential that the phenotypic manifestations of sickle cell disease be defined accurately so that communication among …


Update On Pain Management In Sickle Cell Disease., Samir K Ballas Jan 2011

Update On Pain Management In Sickle Cell Disease., Samir K Ballas

Department of Medicine Faculty Papers

Acute pain is the hallmark of sickle cell disease and is the most common cause of hospital admissions. Tissue damage due to vaso-occlusion releases numerous inflammatory mediators that initiate the transmission of painful stimuli that culminate in the perception of pain. The acute sickle cell painful crisis evolves along four phases. Each phase is coupled with changes in certain markers of the disease. Hospital readmission occurs within 1 week in about 16% of discharged patients and within 1 month in about 50% of discharged patients. Failure to treat acute pain aggressively may lead to chronic pain syndrome which, in turn, …


Faculty Series, J. Ellsworth Kalas Jan 2011

Faculty Series, J. Ellsworth Kalas

ATS Chapel Services

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Hidden With Christ In God, Part 1, M. Robert Mulholland Jan 2011

Hidden With Christ In God, Part 1, M. Robert Mulholland

ATS Chapel Services

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Hidden With Christ In God, Part 2, M. Robert Mulholland Jan 2011

Hidden With Christ In God, Part 2, M. Robert Mulholland

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Implicit Leadership Theory And Bass And Riggio's (2006) Transformational Leadership Model As A Means Of Leader-Renewal At The Napa Community Seventh-Day Adventist Church, John Walter Grys Jan 2011

Implicit Leadership Theory And Bass And Riggio's (2006) Transformational Leadership Model As A Means Of Leader-Renewal At The Napa Community Seventh-Day Adventist Church, John Walter Grys

Doctor of Ministry Projects

Problem

The Napa Community Seventh-day Adventist Church did not have an active, engaged, and participating leadership core throughout the previous ten years of church life. Current leaders, while demonstrating faithfulness and desire, were not actively being engaged and challenged to grow in their own leadership understanding and practice. The absence of such an ongoing process contributed to the lack of leader and leadership renewal within our faith community.

Methodology

The combined introduction of Implicit Leadership Theory (ILT) and Transformational Leadership (Bass & Riggio 2006) through an eight-week process would provide a means to inject into our community an external theory …


Asbury Theological Seminary Chapel Service, (2007, Jan. 24), Ben Witherington Iii Jan 2011

Asbury Theological Seminary Chapel Service, (2007, Jan. 24), Ben Witherington Iii

ATS Chapel Services

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Application Of Biblical Worship Principles In The New Life Seventh-Day Adventist Church In Nairobi, Kenya, Thomas Masimba Jan 2011

Application Of Biblical Worship Principles In The New Life Seventh-Day Adventist Church In Nairobi, Kenya, Thomas Masimba

Doctor of Ministry Projects

Problem. The New Life Seventh-day Adventist Church has practiced the traditional style of worship since its establishment in 1986. In this style of worship, reverence is expressed through silence, and both emotional expression and congregational response are discouraged. Neither clapping of hands nor applauding ministers is acceptable. Seemingly, the new generation of members has embraced the opposite. As a result, the church is experiencing a conflict as to which style of worship should be observed.

Methods. A literature review of contemporary authors, the Bible, historical Adventist writings, commentaries, and relevant articles concerning style of worship were examined. A questionnaire was …


Myers-Briggs Type Indicator: A Potential Training Tool For Leadership Development In Kenya, Kefa Obure Matena Jan 2011

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator: A Potential Training Tool For Leadership Development In Kenya, Kefa Obure Matena

Doctor of Ministry Projects

Problem. The Seventh-day Adventist Church members in Kenya often experience misunderstandings and negative conflicts in their homes, places of work, schools, and churches as a result of a lack of understanding of the uniqueness of individual differences. When these misunderstandings lead to strained relationships, they are a real hindrance to the accomplishment of the core mission of the church in Kenya. Additionally, they often prevent successful endeavors to witness to non-Christians. This problem affects not only the laity, but also the clergy and all leaders engaged at different levels of organizations in society.

Method. The task of the project is …


A Process Of Critical Contextualization To Deal With The Issue Of Women In Leadership In The Seventh-Day Adventist Church In Korea, Injong Moon Jan 2011

A Process Of Critical Contextualization To Deal With The Issue Of Women In Leadership In The Seventh-Day Adventist Church In Korea, Injong Moon

Doctor of Ministry Projects

Purpose. As a young man growing up in the Korean Seventh-day Adventist Church, there were several women in the church who influenced my life. Later on, at Sahm Yook University, I was in theology courses with both young men and women. I was impressed with the passion and talents that the women brought to their studies and witnessing activities. However, once out of university not many of them became pastors or leaders in their churches. And those that did left their positions soon after marrying. For me this seems a loss of leadership potential, especially for a church in Korea …


Discipleship Master Plan: A Disciple-Making Strategy For The South Flint Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Melvin S. Santos Jan 2011

Discipleship Master Plan: A Disciple-Making Strategy For The South Flint Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Melvin S. Santos

Doctor of Ministry Projects

Problem

The lack of a disciple-making plan and irregular leadership training for members in the South Flint Seventh-day Adventist Church resulted in undeveloped and ill-equipped members operating in a reactive and survival mode leading to frustration and leader “burn outs.”

Method

The Discipleship Master Plan was developed and implemented in the South Flint Seventh-day Adventist Church in Burton, Michigan, which consisted of two major formats: (1) Four Levels of Discipleship Training, and (2) a Discipleship Master Plan Infrastructure. The four levels of discipleship focus on the development of all members. This training took place primarily during Sabbath afternoons and worship …