Building Spiritual Movements

Sep 29, 2014

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Building Spiritual Movements. 1. Five Phases of Movement Development. Building Spiritual Movements. 2. Developing a Spiritual Movement. Building Spiritual Movements. 3. Leadership of Spiritual Movements. Building Spiritual Movements. 4. Developing Your Disciples to Their Potential.

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Building Spiritual Movements 1. Five Phases of Movement Development
Building Spiritual Movements 2. Developing a Spiritual Movement
Building Spiritual Movements 3. Leadership of Spiritual Movements
Building Spiritual Movements 4. Developing Your Disciples to Their Potential

Spiritual Building Materials

Spiritual Building Materials Greg Smith Credo Consultancy and University of East London Newham’s Faith Groups Over 300 groups 181 Christian congregations Pentecostal majority 22 mosques 10 other faiths (Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jewish etc.) 50 groups began since 1990

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Movements

Movements. Flexion-Extension. Flexion - reduces the angle between two bones at a joint. Usually a sagittal plane movement E.g., Biceps curl Lifting the weight reduces the angle at the joint = flexion Lowering the weight increases the angle at the join = extension.

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Reform Movements

Reform Movements. Objective 2.05. Reform Movements. Social Reforms & Redefining the Ideal of Equality. Temperance. Abolitionism. Education. Asylum & Penal Reform. Women’s Rights. Temperance. Called for moderation of the consumption of alcohol Alcohol caused crime, disorder, and poverty

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Peace Movements

Peace Movements. Acts 11. The Emerging Peace. Acts 9:31 So the church throughout all Judea and Galilee and Samaria enjoyed peace , being built up ; and going on in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, it continued to increase. . The Emerging Peace.

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Mandibular Movements

Mandibular Movements. Anatomy and Physiology of the Temporomandibular Joint. A close up view of the joint. Basic mandibular movements. The basic condylar movements are: Rotation

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Reform Movements

Reform Movements. Reform= change for the better… Economically, Politically, Socially and Culturally. Religion . Second Great Awakening Movement that said people had individual responsibility rejected predetermination Ideas spread through revivals –religious meetings that lasted 4-5 days

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Spiritual

Spiritual. Or perhaps better, if you had one, what would it be?. a name that is given (and used) because of some event, tendency, or trait associated with the person- like “Red” for someone with red hair . Spiritual.

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Religious Movements

Religious Movements. Traditional Religions. Polytheism. Deities: ex. Olympic pantheon Beliefs varied from no afterlife to shadowy existence in the underworld to a paradise-like afterlife

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Peace Movements

Peace Movements. As the war progressed, a number of groups & individuals attempted to arrange a peace. They all failed.

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Obstacles to Spiritual Capacity Building via Prayer

Prayer as spiritual capacity building Romans 8.26-27 Doug Brown audio, pdf , and power point available @ karenvineyard.org. “ Capacity” is the maximum amount that something or someone can contain. Capacity can also be the ability or power to do, experience or understanding something . .

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MOVEMENTS

MOVEMENTS. -Movement around a joint may be around any one (or more) of three axes -Most movements are found in pairs -For every movement, there is generally a movement that is opposite to it. FLEXION-EXTENSION. Flexion – reduces the angle between two bones at a joint

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Reform Movements

Reform Movements. Questions to Consider. What do reform movements have in common? Where do the reformers get their motivation? What organization will institute the changes? Do the reforms need further reform?. Reform Movements. Reform. Diverse movements focusing on a

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Violent Movements

Violent Movements. By: C-Daddy Heff & A Dawg G Mack. Reasons for violence. Invokes fear Giving in Terrorism Achieve what they want Gain independence/power Revenge. Nazi Party. Used force Killed many Struck fear Threatened many Strong leader Much authority Was ignored.

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Social Movements

Social Movements. Examples. Suffrage Movement: mid-1800s to 1920 Civil Rights Movement: 1950s-1960s (alternatively, the “long civil rights movement,” began in early 1920s) Gay Liberation Movement: 1964 in Canada for creating a positive gay identity and employment rights

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The ABCs of Building Feminist Movements:

The ABCs of Building Feminist Movements:. What, How and Why. What is a Movement?. “an organized set of constituents pursuing a common political agenda of change through collective action.”. Movement characteristics. An organized constituency base - i.e.,

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Eye Movements

Eye Movements. Cmput 610 M. Jagersand. Visual-Motor systems in man and machine. Ocular-Motor. A human system study Why: Perhaps the best known of the bio sensory-motor systems Direct stereotypic reaction to stimuli Eye movements: an important tool for investigating other human behavior

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MUSCLE MOVEMENTS

MUSCLE MOVEMENTS. How do muscles work and create movement?. Muscles turn energy into motion Everything you do is expressed as muscular motion The basic action of any muscle is contraction A muscle is a bundle of cells called fibers

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Poetic Movements

Poetic Movements. The schools of poetry defined by grouping poets who share similar styles of writing poetry. They can be described in a very approximate, chronological sequence, however it is not exact. Some poets belong to two or more schools of poetry. Here are just a few.

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Human Movements

Abduction and Adduction. Plans and Axes. Flexion and Extension. Human Movements. Rotation. Circumduction. Pronation and Supination. Inversion and Eversion. By Jackson Pui Man Wai, Ph.D. polar axis. 縱軸. 額面. frontal plane. 冠狀面. (coronal plane). 前後軸. anteroposterior axis.

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Protest Movements

Protest Movements. …And their effect(s). The Early Civil Rights Movement. President Truman. 1946 Truman appoints the Committee on Civil Rights 1948 Truman desegregates the armed services & banned racial discrimination in hiring federal employees. African American Civil Rights.

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Building Spiritual-Mindedness in Our Children

Building Spiritual-Mindedness in Our Children. Building Spiritual-Mindedness. First, purpose spiritual-mindedness Second, be spiritually minded yourself Third, train your children for spiritual-mindedness Fourth, control worldly-minded influences Fifth, pray for your children.

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Building a Spiritual Environment at School

Building a Spiritual Environment at School. Pat Lavercombe Education Officer Brisbane Catholic Education. A Connected Curriculum. Connecting across KLA’s with these greater concepts and values. These macro-outcomes permeate the content of individual KLA’s.

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