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Brandon, I appreciate your questions and the answers can be found in my final ministry proposal, that I uploaded, however Charisse stated, that she could not read the document. The technical support department is working to resolve the issues. When I was uploading the document, one of the error messages said, that I am not authorized to be on the page and logged me out. I still cannot download your ministry project proposal to submit my feedback, so thank you for responding to what I wrote to Charisse. Our ministry project consists of applied research that focuses on the student's/my ministry settings. The ministry project addresses the actual issues and problems that are found in a real ministry context, in the student's own church or …show more content…

I am still investigating the problems so that I can submit an accurate evaluation and academic standard of analysis regarding the LGBT community because I am heterosexual but, I deal with a copious amount of the LGBT community at the homeless …show more content…

RA Vernon from the "The Word Church" located at 2439 E. 55 St. Cleveland, Ohio. These individuals will offer professional religion counseling, I will offer spiritual coaching and guidance. I would engage the university's representatives who are responsible for the enroll process and individuals the representative would me responsible for designing a tailor program for each individual. I would recruit the assistance of the assistant manager at the homeless shelter, because I can gain more insights of the problems the impoverished suffers with the most. Bear in mind, I am around these individuals, but what they discussion with me is sometimes limited. This ministry project/program is this arduous process nonetheless it us my vocation to serve

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