ࡱ> bea] -1bjbjjj :h)b)bf& H H Vll8|4 d1x " !!!i1k1k1k1k1k1k1$b36z1$!&!!"#d1 1G&G&G&#  i1G&!i1G&G&C/h0 X1$/U1101/X6/%6 06>!04!!G&!!!!!11G&!!!1!!!!6!!!!!!!!!H B :  Andrews University Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary A PREACHING STRATEGY TO INCREASE DEVOTIONAL READING OF ELLEN G. WHITES BOOKS ON THE BIBLE STORY AT THE AUGUSTA FIRST SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH A Project Proposal Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Doctor of Ministry by Your Name November 2015 Description of the Ministry Context Write a description of your ministry context where the project will be implemented. Include your role as a ministry professional, how long you have served there, etc. This section should be no more than a half page long.  Statement of the Problem Describe the problem that you are addressing. Tell what the presenting issues are, and then clearly and succinctly state what the root problem is. You must give evidence for both the presenting issue and the root problem. Cite a few research studies or experts for each. If these are not available, you may have to use your own observations. For example, a local pastor might say pastoral observation indicates that a majority of the youth in the church stop attending around age 16. You can also cite church records for attendance, giving, etc. This section should be no more than a half page long. Statement of the Task The task of this project is to develop, implement, and evaluate. These words should begin every Statement of the Task. In one to two sentences, indicate what initiative you will use to address the problem identified above in your ministry context. Be very clear and concise. Do not restate the problem, but simply indicate what the response will bea program, seminar, sermon series, etc. Delimitations Describe here the limitations that you have imposed on your project. These might include geographic, time, gender, ethnic, membership, age, income level, education level, etc. Only use those limitations that apply specifically to your project. Description of the Project Process The first item in this section is about your theological reflection. Identify the biblical themes, concepts, principles, or passages that you will focus your reflection on, as you seek a solution to the problem that your project addresses. Do not elaborate, just identify them here. Limit the number to no more than five. This paragraph should only be 1-3 sentences. The second item is about your literature review. Identify the specific area or areas of scholarly literature that you will review as you search for a solution to the problem you want to address in the project. Normally, three to five areas is sufficient; do not get too broad in your review. The following paragraphs in this section will describe how you will develop, implement, and evaluate your initiative that seeks to address your problem. Use a different paragraph for each big piece of the process. You may have anywhere from six or seven to a dozen. Proposed Professional Dissertation Outline Chapter 1: Introduction Description of the Ministry Context Statement of the Problem Statement of the Task Delimitations of the Project Description of the Project Process Definition of Terms Chapter 2: Theological Reflection These Points Should List the Biblical Theme That You Identified in the Description of the Project Process Each Theme, Principle, Concept, Passage, etc. Has its Own Numbered Point Chapter 3: Literature Review These Points Should List the Areas of Scholarly Literature That You Identified in the Description of the Project Process Each Area of Focus Has its Own Numbered Point Chapter 4: Description of the Initiative This Chapter Describes the Initiative That You Used to Address the Problem You Developed This Initiative to Accomplish the Purpose Mentioned Above You Developed the Initiative Using Your Theological Reflection, Literature Review, Reflective Thinking, Field Research, and Experiential Learning Each Major Component of the Initiative Should Have a Numbered Point Chapter 5: Narrative of Initiative Implementation Chapter 6: Evaluation and Learnings Method of Evaluation Results of Evaluation Analysis of Results My Transformation as a Ministry Professional Appendix Reference List Vita REFERENCE LIST Adam, Andrew K. M. 2006. Faithful Interpretation: Reading the Bible in a Postmodern World. Minneapolis, MN: Fortress. Amit, Yousef. 2003. A Prophet Tested: Elisha, the Great Woman of Shunem, and the Story's Double Message. Biblical Interpretation 11, no. 3: 279-294. Anderson, Earl. 1998. Changing Devotional Paradigms and Their Impact Upon Nineteenth-century Marian Apparitions: The Case of la Salette. Union Seminary Quarterly Review 52, NO. 4: 85-122. Ashworth, William. 1999. Messenger of the Lord: The Prophetic Ministry of Ellen G White. Andrews University Seminary Studies 37, no. 2: 301-302. Brand, Lynn, &, Don S. McMahon. 2005. The Prophet and Her Critics. Nampa, ID: Pacific Press. Burry, James H. (1992).An Investigation to Determine Ellen White's Concepts of Revelation, Inspiration, "the Spirit of Prophecy," and her Claims About the Origin, Production, and Authority of her Writings.Masters thesis, Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI. (AAT 1348182) Damsteegt, P. Gerhardt. 1993. Ellen White on Theology, its Methods, and the Use of Scripture. Journal of the Adventist Theological Society 4, no. 2: 115-136. . 1994. The Inspiration of Scripture in the Writings of Ellen G White. Journal of the Adventist Theological Society 5, no. 1: 155-179. . 1996. Ellen White, Lifestyle, and Scripture Interpretation. Journal of the Adventist Theological Society 7, no. 2: 34-50.  Finitsis, Alex. 2007. Faithful Interpretation: Reading the Bible in a Postmodern World. Horizons in Biblical Theology 29, no.2: 223-224. Fortin, Denise. 1998. Ellen G. White's Conceptual Understanding of the Sanctuary and Hermeneutics. Journal of the Adventist Theological Society 9, no. 1-2: 160-166. Gordis, Louis M. 2003. Opening Scripture: Bible Reading and Interpretive Authority in Puritan New England. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press. Graham, Roy E. 1985. Ellen G White: Co-founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. New York, NY: Peter Lang. Hanna, Martin F. 1998. The Servant-master Roles of the Laws of Christ, of Scripture, and of Nature. Journal of the Adventist Theological Society 9, no. 1-2: 278-309. VITA Name: Bobby J. (BJ) Boles Background: I was born on November 22, 1968 in Charleston, SC but raised in Georgia. I have two older sisters and was raised in the Seventh-day Adventist Church by loving parents who are still married. I was baptized into the body of Christ and became a Seventh-day Adventist at a young age (1977). I am a product of Adventist Christian education and have attended Seventh-day Adventist schools from 1st grade through University. Family: I was married on December 4, 1993 to Mygdalia Guajardo who is from Chicago, IL. We have two children, Westin Alexander (Born in 2005) and Eastin Alejandro (Born in 2009). Education: 1995-1997 MDiv (Chaplaincy emphasis) from Andrews Theological Seminary. 1988-1993 Southern Adventist University BA in Religion (Minor in Biblical Studies) BA in Psychology BS in Behavioral Science (Emphasis in Family Studies) 1983-1987 High school diploma from Georgia Cumberland Academy (Calhoun, GA) Ordained: 1999 Ordained by and currently hold ministerial credentials from Georgia Cumberland Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Experience: 2007- Senior Pastor of the Augusta First SDA Church (Augusta, GA) 2003-2007 Evangelist for Georgia Cumberland Conference (GA/TN/NC) 2000-2003 Senior Pastor of the Atlanta North SDA Church (Atlanta, GA) 1997-2000 District Pastor of Bristol and Kingsport SDA Churches (Northeast TN) 1994-1995 Associate Pastor of the Knoxville First SDA Church (Knoxville, TN) 1993-1994 Intern Pastor of the Calhoun SDA Church (Calhoun, GA) 1989-1990 Student Missionary in the Chile SDA Union (Santiago, Chile)     PAGE  PAGE 2 This line is 2.5 inches from the top edge of the page. Margins for the document are 1 inch on all four sides. This line is 4 inches from the top edge of the page. Notice that the title is in all capital letters, and the title forms an inverted pyramid. Titles that are 3 or more lines are single-spaced; titles that are only 2 lines are double-spaced. Title tells what you will do, with whom, and where. This line is 6 inches from the top edge of the page. This line is 8 inches from the top edge of the page. First line is indented Two blank lines between each section. Never leave a section title hanging at the end of a page without at least one line of text beneath it. Move it to the next page to avoid this. This section describes the big pieces of your project, in order. This is an outline of the major pieces of your professional dissertation that you will write. Every professional dissertation will have these same elements in chapter one. Notice that all major words are capitalized in chapter titles and the points below them. Also, do not use periods after either of these. Notice how everything lines up vertically in this outline. In this chapter, you will tell the story of how you developed and implemented your initiative. This chapter will describe how you evaluated the effectiveness of your initiative, and what you learned from the entire project experience. This item is optional. Some project documents will need them, others will not. Reference List starts on a new page, and is in Turabian Parenthetical style. You need a minimum of 60 sources in the Reference List for your proposal. Books, journal articles, dissertations and other scholarly works should be included. Notice that the 2nd and subsequent lines of each reference are indented. Periodical article titles are not in italics. They are enclosed in quotation marks. References are listed in alphabetical order, using the first author for each source. For the same author, use the 3-em dash for the second and following references. 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