Summary
The context is First Institutional Baptist Church in Phoenix, Arizona. The purpose is to assist a traditional, aging congregation to do effective evangelism in a changing culture resulting in a transgenerational/family-friendly congregation. The hypothesis theorizes that when a congregation addresses barriers for younger generations that include cultural analysis, an evangelistic strategy can be developed to reach a transgenerational population. The study is qualitative through surveys and questionnaires to identify internal cultural norms. It includes pre and post-tests to chart evangelistic and cultural leaning. The result will be an evangelism training designed with the congregation and community in mind.
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- Publication Date:2021
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- Degree:D.Min.
- University:United Theological Seminary
- Advisor/Supervisor:Mack, Walter, Jr.;Miller, Herbert, II
- Pages:294
Publication Statements
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2021
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- proquest:2572546665
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