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    result is more important than how you came about it. A christian society should be based more so on Kantian ethics then utilitarianism based on the precise thought that motivation is more important than consequence. As a christian I am called to evangelism, to bringing other people into the light and teachings of Christ with the love and compassion of Christ. In order to evangelize and be a true light in the world, it is important for a christian to truly…

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    crafted to best spiritually form Christians to live God’s calling for their lives. While there are numerous factors that differ us from our denominational brethren, I regard Believer’s Baptism, Authority of Scripture, Spiritual Conversion, and Evangelism as the “B.A.S.E.” or foundation of Baptist Identity. Believers’ Baptism The most apparent practice that separates Baptists from many denominations is our namesake baptism. While each denomination differs in the mode of baptism and…

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    Spirituality can be perceived as a personal attitude of first discovering the truth about God, who is God and why should one worship that God. One strong belief in the truth about God would lead one to walk a life in righteousness to practice one’s faith. If one remains unaware of who one is worshipping- one is unable to analyze the kind of spirituality and rituals one is expected to participate in. By this I mean, using the Christian tradition as my center of focus, I can refer to the example…

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    part of the church program, its purpose likewise is discipleship. Specific Roles — Each program has a specific role to play in accomplishing the purpose of discipleship. • Sunday School-intensive, systematic, age-graded Bible teaching focusing on evangelism, discipleship, assimilation, and service • Children’s Church-worship and instruction on a child’s level and preparation for a lifetime of…

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    and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Matthew 28:20 Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world. Amen. Evangelism plays a big role in the church to reach the lost. Jesus tells us to compel them to come in and evangelism is a great ministry just for that because it's not only a ministry that goes from church to church to preach but, it's a ministry that can go on the streets and beyond. Now we have leadership…

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    What Was Jesus's Purpose

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    like manner, it was the Spirit that managed and fed the changed life of a pupil as he kept on growing in information and grace. By the same means it was confidently the Spirit of God that empowered one to stand on the redemptive mission of evangelism. Evangelism is the word of the Spirit; all the understudies were asked to do was to let the Spirit have complete charge of their lives. The way that these men were of the regular parcel of humankind was no impediment whatsoever.…

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    members if they are not following certain established dogmas. Nevertheless, this same principle has caused controversy these recent centuries among Christianity denominations. For example, Evangelism started as a campaign that was against some elements in Catholicism that seemed non-biblical. So we can say that evangelism started out as a form of criticism to Catholicism. By evangelicals criticizing Catholicism, they were also in some way criticizing or judging Catholic’s. So the moral of…

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    Mentorship Model

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    In forming a junior production model that allows adolescents the opportunity to learn about production in creative and encouraging methods. This model gives expert leaders the opportunity to guide young adolescents to grow in their faith, family and school. The mentor assists guiding and encouraging the mentee in a production specific area to gain knowledge, improve their communication, while following up with their parents four times a year about the student’s home and school academic…

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    My second hometown, Fuzhou, was one of the five “treaty ports” in the 1842’s Treaty of Nanjing signed between China and the United Kingdom. British merchandise flooded into China through these five ports, Qing dynasty’s seclusion policy which functioned as the national defense system was forced to collapse. In the meantime, missionaries also came to China and built churches, hospitals and schools. My home church in Fuzhou was built in this time (1856) by Rev. Robert Samuel Maclay and other…

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    Working in the city is not out of the question however. It simply requires a different set of skills. If a bi-vocational missionary were interested in working in a city he or she would need a technical skill. Some of these technical skills include medical training, technology, business, education, and social work. For example nurses are always needed and what better way to share the gospel than by healing the sick. Many technology and business firms often have branches in foreign countries that…

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