An Examination of the Evaluations of Ministers, Conference Presidents and Ministerial Directors in an Attempt to Determine the most Effective Pathways of Preparation for Ministry

Authors

Roger DudleyFollow

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Description

This paper is a report of a study conducted by the Institute of Church Ministry on the relative effectiveness of various approaches to the education of the Adventist ministry in North America. A survey was designed to gauge the perceived effectiveness of certain routes taken to ministry and administered to ministers, and another survey was administered to conference presidents and ministerial directors to gauge the ministerial effectiveness of these ministers. The results of these surveys are presented in this report.

Publication Date

Spring 4-1-1988

Publisher

Institute of Church Ministry

Keywords

examination, evaluations, ministers, conference

Recommended Citation

Dudley, Roger, "An Examination of the Evaluations of Ministers, Conference Presidents and Ministerial Directors in an Attempt to Determine the most Effective Pathways of Preparation for Ministry" (1988). Human Subject Research Archive. 88.
https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/hrsa/88