Browsing Faculty Dissertations by Issue Date
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A Survey of Assemblies of God Young People to Determine Knowledge of Church Doctrines
Northwest College, April 1966
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Selected Factors Associated With Faculty Recruitment and Mobility Among Bible Colleges
Washington State University, 1973
76 pages -
Except You Become as Little Children: an Exploratory Project in Preparing Pastors to Preach to Children
Phillips University, April 13, 1973
v, 113 pages -
Aspects of Controversies Concerning the Doctrine of Grace Aroused by the Teachings of Claude Pajon
University of St. Andrews, September 1974
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A Comparison Between the Financing of New Worship Facilities of the Assemblies of God and Nazarenes in Washington State
California Graduate School of Theology, 1979
vi, 170 pages -
The Conspiracy Argument as Rhetorical Genre
Northwestern University, August 1980
x, 320 pagesConspiracy allegations are omnipresent in American history. This dissertation is a study of the generic aspects of the conspiratorial argument. The inquiry operates from two basic premises: (1) conspiracy discourse is an ... -
The Influence of Set Upon Melodic Expectancy
University of Washington, 1983
v, 79 pages -
The Ministry of Discipline in a Christian College: Redemptive or Punitive?
California Graduate School of Theology, 1983
238 pages -
A Suggested Design for a Continuing Education Program for Assemblies of God Pastors in Indonesia
Seattle Pacific University, November 1983
144 pages -
Toward Identifying and Developing Essential Teaching Competencies for Faculty Members of Assemblies of God Bible Institutes in the Philippines
Denver Conservative Baptist Seminary, March 18, 1988
vii, 303 pages -
The Discrimination and Categorization of Pitch Direction by the Young Child
University of Washington, 1989
vi, 146 pages -
A Survey of Students' Perceptions of Bias in American History Texts
University of North Dakota, November 1989
iv, 140 pages -
A Study on Recompense in the Gospel of Matthew
University of Sheffield, November 1991
176 pagesIt is argued in this thesis that the theme of recompense in Matthew is best understood when it is seen against the backdrop of the recompense schema which inheres in the Sinai covenant. In chapter 1 an Old Testament ... -
Christian College Distinctives: A Study of the Institutional Satisfaction and Morale at Christian College Coaliton Institutions
Claremont Gaduate School, 1992
325 pagesIn response to declining morale of college faculty, the Council of Independent Colleges, designed a multi-year project, "The Future of the Academic Workplace in Liberal Arts Colleges," to learn more about how college faculty ... -
The Effect of Cooperative Learning on Academic Achievement in Introductory College Biology
Washington State University, May 1992
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A Parent Education Seminar on the Value Development of Children
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminar, April 1993
ix, 253 pages -
The Effects of Counseling Techniques on Perceptions of Teaching Efficacy
Florida State University, Summer 1997
xi, 104 pagesPrevious research (Armor, Conroy-Osquera, Cox, King, McDonnell, Pacal, Pauly & Zellman, 1976; Berman & McLaughlin, 1977) has shown that teacher efficacy is important in education and classroom effectiveness. This study ... -
Faculty Growth and Development in Higher Education: A Case Study
Seattle University, 1998
208 pagesThe purpose of this study was to explore the process of faculty growth and development in a four-year college using a case-study design. The design used a triangulation of methods, sources, and theories to accomplish its purpose. -
Experiences Affecting Post-Freshman Retention of American Indian/Alaskan Native Students at a Bible College
Arizona State University, December 2000
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Preach to Reach: Seven Characteristics of Effective Evangelistic Preaching
George Fox Evangelical Seminary, March 2007
222 pagesAlthough studies continually show that Americans consider themselves spiritual, church attendance has continued to decline. A common reason people give for not attending church is that the sermons are boring and irrelevant. ...
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