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94
Last Page
94
Abstract
Dissertation Notice:
Ph.D. dissertation, Biola University, 2015.
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This study makes a scholarly contribution to understanding how toptier KCFLs of Christian organizations explain their leadership in a Korean context. It contributes to the empowerment of KCFLs’ leadership development in Christian organizations and helps Christian parents and church leaders to teach their girls and women to be leaders both at home and at church. The study may broaden male leaders’ perspectives toward female leaders so that they can work cooperatively in a balanced way. Lastly, it informs mentors, practitioners, and executive Christian leaders who seek to establish female leadership development programs in Christian organizations.
Recommended Citation
Seo, Kyungmi Joyce
(2016)
"Success Stories of Korean Christian Female Leaders: Practicing Authentic Leadership,"
Journal of Applied Christian Leadership:
Vol. 10:
No.
1, 94-94.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/jacl/vol10/iss1/22
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