Using Assessments in Facilitating the Assimilation of Adults at Calvary Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan

David D. Nemitz

Using Assessments in Facilitating the Assimilation of Adults at Calvary Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan

David D. Nemitz

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Abstract

The goal of assimilating believers into the community of faith has been, is and will continue to be a crucial element and a significant challenge for churches. Most commonly, assimilation is used to describe the process by which people are absorbed into the cultural tradition of an existing population or organization. This thesis explores the impact that a standardized assimilation process has on the incorporation of people into the community of a large church setting.

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State	Published - Jan 1 2002
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