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The document outlines the individual's social responsibility goals for 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, and 12 months. The 3 month goal is to continue recycling and have one progressive Bible study. The 6 month goal is to have two progressive Bible studies, do more shoveling and sidewalk work, and give a public talk. The 9 month goal is to have three ongoing Bible studies, do biking and walking, and help with a table at Fred Meyer. The 12 month goal is to have a Bible student baptized, maintain a weight of 210 pounds through exercise, continue recycling, and start a telephonic Bible study. The individual plans to achieve these goals through various outreach and ministry activities.
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The document outlines the individual's social responsibility goals for 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, and 12 months. The 3 month goal is to continue recycling and have one progressive Bible study. The 6 month goal is to have two progressive Bible studies, do more shoveling and sidewalk work, and give a public talk. The 9 month goal is to have three ongoing Bible studies, do biking and walking, and help with a table at Fred Meyer. The 12 month goal is to have a Bible student baptized, maintain a weight of 210 pounds through exercise, continue recycling, and add a telephonic Bible study. The individual plans to work towards these goals through various ministry and community activities.
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SELF EXAMINATION PROJECT
This document describes a mobile school called Cross-Road Mobile Schools that provides discipleship and leadership training. The school aims to equip pastors, evangelists, prophets and church leaders. It offers courses in areas like personal maturity, communication, prayer, spiritual growth, missionary studies, and spirit-filled leadership. The goal is to empower people to aspire higher in Christ and meet the challenges of spreading the gospel in the current generation. Individuals who want to live according to the teachings of Jesus can also apply, including founders and leaders of churches.
Weekly news from WCUMC 2 23-2014
The document provides a summary of the weekly newsletter from Woodinville Community United Methodist Church (WCUMC) for the week of February 23, 2014. It announces an upcoming sermon series on Galatians focusing on Christian love, fellowship, and accountability. It also lists upcoming church events including Bible studies, choir performances, and membership classes. Requests are made for donations to support orphaned children in Africa and volunteers for the visiting Watoto Children's Choir from Uganda.
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SELF EXAMINATION PROJECT by: CROSS-ROAD MOBILE SCHOOLS
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Exploring God’s Green Word - Bible Studies For House Groups
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Ethics316 slide7wk2
- 1. My Individual Social Responsibility Plan 3 Month Social Responsibility Goal: 6 Month Social Responsibility Goal: One progressive Bible Study Two Progressive Bible Studies Continue Recycling Recycling, shovel driveway, make Exercise Outside paths for sidewalk, Ministry Talk the Talk, Walk the Walk continues, Public Talk to Anchorage congregation How I will make it happen: How I will make it happen: Exercise where people see you Find the second individual active in winter, continue to Shoveling snow is exercise recycle every other week, ministry Recycle every week, every Sat am, help the sisters Ministry continues 10 hrs. a week Place Bible literature My Personal Ethics Statement: TO “BE ALL I CAN BE” FOR: Jehovah The World-Wide Brotherhood Family/Relatives Eagle River, AK Community Friends and Neighbors UofP Staff/Students All earthly residents 12 Month Social Responsibility Goal: 9 Month Social Responsibility Goal: Have a Bible student baptized Have three Bible studies ongoing Be at the 210 pound level, exercise pays Bike riding, speed walking Recycle continues Fred Mayer Table Set-up for Bible Have a telephonic Bible Study added display Someone from Univ. of Phoenix How I will make it happen: How I will make it happen: Find third Bible study student Special day Assembly in October Buy a bike, 3x a week, ride 30 miles Exercise pays off in Alaska Talk about Bible discussions, at Direct question to student/team Freddies, get permission Call the 1 hour a week on phone