Dissertation/Thesis Abstract

The effect of introducing a ministry of miracles, signs, and wonders in seven 21st century churches
by Stagmer, Robert, D.Min., United Theological Seminary, 2015, 210; 3663764
Abstract (Summary)

The purpose of this study was to test a ministry model designed to foster growth in the understanding and practice of bringing miracles, signs, and wonders to bear in life situations. The spiritual effect on individuals and congregations was measured. A qualitative/quantitative strategy utilized a comparison of a pretest and post-test, participant testimony, and peer review to generate the data. The results suggest participants experienced spiritual growth, individually and collectively. This study is part of the Randy Clark scholars' theme "Randy Clark Scholars: Presenting the Gospel as Jesus Intended, in Love, Authority, Signs, and Wonders."

Indexing (document details)
Advisor: Ruthven, Jon, Oconer, Luther
Commitee:
School: United Theological Seminary
School Location: United States -- Ohio
Source: DAI-A 76/11(E), Dissertation Abstracts International
Source Type: DISSERTATION
Subjects: Religion, Religious education
Keywords: Ministry, Miracles, Signs, Treasure, Witness, Wonders
Publication Number: 3663764
ISBN: 9781339029986
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