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Equipping Church Leaders As Mediators: Implementing and Evaluating Conflict Mediation Training in a Multicultural Church
The social, political, ideological, and racial divides that lead to conflict and shape today's culture are the same issues that plague American evangelical churches. While faith traditions can bring people together, cultural issues can divide them. Despite the centrality of conflict in congregationa
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