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What If? Alan Howell Recommends Connecting Calling And Career, Waldron Center
What If? Alan Howell Recommends Connecting Calling And Career, Waldron Center
Waldron Center for Entrepreneurship Blog
No abstract provided.
Guest Blogger: Phil Waldron Of Mission Upreach Says Business As Mission Makes Sense For Honduras, Phil Waldron
Guest Blogger: Phil Waldron Of Mission Upreach Says Business As Mission Makes Sense For Honduras, Phil Waldron
Waldron Center for Entrepreneurship Blog
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A Missiology Of With: The Catalyst For Missionary Effectiveness In The 21st Century, Jennifer Williamson
A Missiology Of With: The Catalyst For Missionary Effectiveness In The 21st Century, Jennifer Williamson
Doctor of Ministry
The world is a very a different place than it was a century ago, and while the modern missionary movement has slightly evolved through time, many of the accepted standards and approaches are predicated on realities that no longer exist. Global connectivity, the ease of travel, and shift of the global center of Christianity mean that practices which may have been effective even fifty years ago are becoming outdated and fruitless. Nevertheless, mission agencies continue to employ these archaic practices, burning-out missionaries, alienating nationals, and wasting Kingdom resources.
This dissertation proposes cross-cultural collaboration as the needed paradigm for missionary effectiveness …
Thriving : Effective Strategies For The Evangelism And Discipleship Of Emerging Adults, Aaron M. Kauffman
Thriving : Effective Strategies For The Evangelism And Discipleship Of Emerging Adults, Aaron M. Kauffman
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Faith In The Marketplace : Measuring The Impact Of Church Based Entrepreneurial Approaches To Holistic Mission, Samuel Lee
ATS Dissertations
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2019 Celebration Of Scholarship: Celebrating The Scholarly Community, Taylor University
2019 Celebration Of Scholarship: Celebrating The Scholarly Community, Taylor University
Celebration of Scholarship - All
The intellectual growth that occurs naturally expands to professional, personal, and spiritual mentoring, the core of Taylor University's Christian liberal arts education.
Presentations include: Performance recitals; Faculty panels; Student oral presentations; Poster presentations
Business Department Brings Executives To Campus, Taylor University
Business Department Brings Executives To Campus, Taylor University
2019 Website News Stories
No abstract provided.
Business Stakeholder Trends As Kingdom Opportunities In A Secularizing World, Timothy Veach
Business Stakeholder Trends As Kingdom Opportunities In A Secularizing World, Timothy Veach
Faculty Publications - College of Business
“Business as mission” (BAM) has emerged as a classification of business-driven holistic mission applying a Christ-centered, multiple-bottom-line model. Secular developments in business activity often respond to stakeholder trends. Literature in Christian ministry, however, designates the secularizing age as a challenge to evangelical missions. This paper identifies needs in holistic missions in which BAM activity can take advantage of business stakeholder trends to better serve the purposes of mission activity, creating Kingdom opportunities.
Honoring God And Developing People: Servicemaster, Bill Pollard And The Heart Of The Corporation, Darrell Cosden
Honoring God And Developing People: Servicemaster, Bill Pollard And The Heart Of The Corporation, Darrell Cosden
Pollard Research Fellowship Papers
This study examines the model of faith-business integration developed at ServiceMaster, and relatedly Bill Pollard’s role in developing and implementing it. My argument is that ServiceMaster’s celebrated 4 corporate goals functioned both as a mission statement defining the core of the business, but at the same time also as “philosophy of Christian ministry” infusing their core business with the Christian faith. As used, the 4 goals functioned as a faith-business integration model in its own right, deserving a place alongside other models and thereby deserving reflective analysis and evaluation. To that end, this study examines how the model came to …
Ilium 2019, Taylor University
Ilium 2019, Taylor University
Yearbooks (1898-Present)
The 2019 yearbook of Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.