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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"New Believers"”.
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The Processes, Events and Characteristics Associated with the Leadership Emergence of New Believers in the Contemporary Movement of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the United States
… reporting in April 2019 that almost 50% of new converts eventually abandon their commitment (Thomas, 2019). Other data collected by the World Church through its Office of Research include statistics and archive information that confirm the losses (Knott, 2016; Trimm, 2023). After all the …
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From Devout Follower of Muhammad to Committed Disciple of Jesus: Principles and Methods of Transition Phase Discipleship Among Adventist Believers From a Muslim Background in Ethiopia
… transition phase discipleship during which the new believers from Muslim background (BMBs) go through considerable challenges such as persecution, lack of social and economic support, and unanswered deep theological questions. Consequently, many of them lose their faith in Christ during the …
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An analysis of Bill Bright's theology and methodology of evangelism and discipleship
… is both biblical and useful for discipling new believers today. Chapter 6 summarizes my conclusions regarding the criticisms of Bright's theology of evangelism and methodology of discipleship, and areas for further study are noted as well.
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Christian faith and practice amongst migrants in Athens, Greece
… converting to Christian faith, and the struggles new believers experienced as they found themselves in a new community of faith. This research adds to a growing literature of conversion amongst migrants, particularly Muslims, who report supernatural dreams as part of their conversion experience. …
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A Study of the Duties of the Elders of Local Seventh-day Adventist Churches in Chile: a Needs Assessment
… ideal spiritual growth and nurture program for new believers in their churches.</p>