Identifying Training That Manages Church Conlict. Researcher - Rev. John Beck, PhD. For more information please contact Rev. John Beck. This project was funded by a grant from the Louisville Institute. A Lilly Endowment-funded program based at Louisville Seminary.
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Identifying Training That Manages Church Conlict. Researcher - Rev. John Beck, PhD. For more information please contact Rev. John Beck. This project was funded by a grant from the Louisville Institute. A Lilly Endowment-funded program based at Louisville Seminary.
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I used the processes to make my church life manageable. Most important learning was the “going directly piece” which was brand new for me. When I stop and think about what my purpose is in this situation I often recognize it is about me and my defensiveness. I realized that Matthew 18 requires intentionality and now I have practical applications – covenants, commitments. I learned again that conflict is normal. I learned again that we don’t always have to agree. I feel I have permission to approach others.
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History of the Research. By Rev. John Beck, PhD. In 2006 I received a 2-year research grant from the Louisville Institute, a Lilly Endowment-funded program based at Louisville Seminary, to explore what kinds of trainings most enhance congregational resilience in the face of conflict. Here are two paragraphs from my proposal to the Louisville Institute that speak to the central thrust of the project. TITLE: An Exploration of Strengthening Congregational Resilience with Shalom Practices. June – Septe...
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Developing Three Training Presentations. Write presentations for: Biblical approaches to conflict, awareness of anxiety, ministry planning. Develop inventory with sections for Biblical approaches to conflict, awareness of anxiety and ministry planning, with narratives. Hold duplicate events in fall 2006, winter 2007, and spring 2007. Pre-test taken at beginning of first training. Encourage returns via e-mail, letter, phone calls. In the late winter and early spring of 2008 I began the “conversation...
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Sharing These Research Findings. The results of this study are available to be shared in congregational or middle judicatory settings. Such presentations can focus on the study itself and the discoveries made through the research. Or presentations can be provided which share the training content upon which the research was built. Below are some topics which have been appreciated in presentations in a variety of settings. Biblical tools that enhance capacity: The 5 Steps of Matthew 18 through new eyes.
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The original research question that has driven this project is: How effective are various combinations of three trainings in promoting congregational resilience? The three trainings are biblical approaches to conflict; awareness of anxiety; and ministry planning. ADJUSTMENTS TO THE DESIGN. 2 United Church of Christ. 1 United Methodist – (One scheduled congregation didn’t show up). 1 Presbyterian - (One scheduled congregation didn’t show up). 0 AME (The multiple attempts to connect and involve this group ...
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Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. 8220;I” Messages for You and Your Child. November 4, 2014. Begin by identifying how you feel. Say your feeling;. I feel sad, angry, afraid. Next, choose a set of words that demonstrate why you feel the way that you do, and describe the person’s action. Say why the action affects you. When you because that. And finally, end with a description of what you want/need to improve the situation:. Tips for Temper Tantrums. If yo...
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