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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Clergy -- Office -- Evaluation"”.
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An analysis of Bible college training in relationship to ministry satisfaction and persistence in Christian service
This dissertation examines how satisfied Bible college graduates were with their Bible college training, along with the degree of impact, if any, that their training had toward their persistence in their area of Christian service. Rank order statistics are used to rank the areas of training …
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Perceptions of ministerial effectiveness by leaders of urban churches in the Southern Baptist Convention
The assumption of the current study is that urban areas are of great significance in God's economy for the building of His Kingdom. For this reason, great attention should be given to the well-being of urban local churches. Primary to the effectiveness of urban churches are their leaders. Urban …
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A study of the correlation between servant leadership and ministry satisfaction in church leaders in Alaska
This dissertation examines the relationship between servant leadership and ministry satisfaction. The data gathered from this descriptive quantitative study will allow Christian leaders to understand their roles as church leaders in Alaska, and will enable prospective leaders a better understanding …
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An analysis of the relationship between the senior pastor leadership style and the job satisfaction of associate pastors in churches in Korea
This dissertation examines the relationship of senior pastor leadership style and the job satisfaction of associate pastors in churches in Korea. In order to analyze leadership theories, the criteria of leadership have been formulated as nine components of leadership. With three components of …
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A comparative analysis of critical competencies of the assessment of ministry effectiveness
The purpose of this study is concerned with the perceived effectiveness of ministerial competencies from the perspective of graduates of SBTS and their respective ministry setting. In addition, the faculty of SBTS were asked to examine the eight primary competencies found within the faculty survey …