"The Effect of Mentoring to Produce Missional Engagement" by Timothy G. Meier

Article Title

The Effect of Mentoring on Interns in a Cross-Cultural Setting to Produce Incrteased Missional Engagement

Authors

Timothy G. Meier, Alliance Theological Seminary, Nyack College

First Page

108

Last Page

108

Abstract

"the purpose of writing The Effect of Mentoring on Interns in a Cross- Cultural Setting to Produce Increased Missional Engagement is to examine the relationship between mentoring and mission. this is accomplished through interviewing interns who have served with c&Ma/Envision in a cross-cultural setting for a minimum of two months. for a minimum of 45 minutes, 17 interns were interviewed, and the results show a strong correlation between high mentoring and high missional engagement."

Recommended Citation

Meier, Timothy G. (2017) "The Effect of Mentoring on Interns in a Cross-Cultural Setting to Produce Incrteased Missional Engagement," Journal of Applied Christian Leadership: Vol. 11: No. 1, 108-108.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/jacl/vol11/iss1/14

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