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Professor Available To Discuss Impact Of Oral Roberts [PDF]

, 2009
Wright, Lori
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Mingins\u27 The Beacon Controversy and Challenges to British Quaker Tradition in the Early Nineteenth Century: Some Responses to the Evangelical Revival by Friends in Manchester and Kendal - Book Review

, 2014
McLeod, Hugh
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Signs of Grace: A Review of Ben Richmond\u27s Signs of Salvation

, 2007
Welling, Jacci
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Resource Reviews

, 2003
Fox, Phyllis
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Religious leaders' perceptions of the identification and referral of people with mental health problems in a Peruvian city. [PDF]

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Cjuno J, Zafra-Tanaka JH, García García TDP, Taype-Rondan A.   +3 more
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Smuggling Bibles : Everyday Life of Baptist Serbs in Communist Romania

, 2012
Djuriæ-Milovanoviæ, Aleksandra
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Evangelicals

2019
Abstract Chapter 5 explores the religious, spiritual, and secular lives of Evangelical twentysomethings, who account for 30% of all twentysomethings. Using congregational ethnographies of two Evangelical churches, this chapter describes why and how religiously active Evangelicals, which includes most Evangelicals, select a church to join.
Tim Clydesdale, Kathleen Garces-Foley
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Evangelism, Evangelization, and Catechesis

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology, 1994
Au milieu des efforts contemporains pour renouveler l'Eglise, le processus d'evangelisation doit etre reaffirme et reinstitue. La place de l'evangelisation se situe entre entre evangelisme et catechese. Tandis que l'evangelisme cherche a attirer les personnes a l'Eglise et la catechese a instruire sur la longue duree, l'evangelisation initie les gens a
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Evangelical and Post-Evangelical Christianity

European Judaism, 2005
According to recent polls by US News and World Report , there are today 119 million U.S. citizens who class themselves as 'actively believing' Christians. Of these, more than eighty million profess to attend church more than once every week. Extrapolating from this same survey, more than sixty million Americans believe their Christian faith to be the ...
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