What makes the Family-Equipping Ministry Model different from any other perspective on ministry? It has to do with the assumptions in the School of Church Ministries that drive this model. Watch this video from Randy Stinson to find out more!
Family Ministry Today
The Center for Christian Family Ministry at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
What Convictions Led to the Development of a Family-Equipping Ministry Model?
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