| dc.description.abstract | Chapter one introduces the project presenting Ruheru Seventh-day Adventist
Church, the research problem, and the attempt to change the current situation for its
growth in number and ministries. Chapter two gives the Biblical accounts of the role
of women in the Old and New Testaments, the experiences of Ellen G. White, and
counsels on women in advancing God’s work.
Chapter three describes Ruheru Seventh-day Adventist Church in its
geographical setting, the social economic status, the traditional beliefs including
myths, rituals of the population, and the importance of educating women for church
growth. Chapter four presents the Program Design of a Seminar and Training, as a
strategy to increase Ruheru Church women participation in Personal Evangelism, the
Implementation and Evaluation of the seminar.
Chapter five presents the Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations from
the research on how to train women to actively participate in Personal Evangelism.The Great Commission is a command to every believer. Women in the church, if
trained and empowered, will be useful in God’s ministry executing personal service
for the Lord. Creation of relationships is key to be successful when rendering
individual and shared service to God. | en_US |
