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Browsing Atlantic School of Theology Graduate Research Projects by Thesis (Degree/Level) "Masters"
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2017)This Phenomenological Research study is an examination of data revealed through the lens of persons with an addiction, who are in recovery. Through a series of one on one interviews, this study focuses on how persons with ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2017)This qualitative research study examines the experience of young, single clergywomen in congregations across Canada. Because women have only been able to serve as ordained clergy in certain denominations in the last few ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2019)“Beyond Welcome” is a Grounded Theory study that examines what people with intellectual disabilities have to teach the church. People with intellectual disabilities and those who have respectful and trusting relationships ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2014)The following paper will explore how church gossip can affect one’s faith and/or ministry in the Christian church. In Church Gossip: Prophecy or Profanity?, Rachel Campbell interviews seven Christians from various ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2014)Come in, come in and sit down—you are a part of the family.1 We sing this hymn and we mean it—we want people to come in and be comfortable and to join us in worship. But when part of the family can no longer attend church ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2018)“Community Choirs: Secular Gathering, Holy Ground” is a phenomenological study that examines the how the experience of singing in a community choir influences one’s spirituality. While singing together in voice and song ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2017)“Does ‘I do’ include God?” is a research project by Phillip Wilson, submitted December 9, 2017, in partial fulfillment of the Master of Divinity at the Atlantic School of Theology in Halifax, Nova Scotia. This qualitative ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2015)This qualitative research study explores the hypothesis that men's breakfasts can be a transformational opportunity in the lives of men by providing a space for relationship building, fellowship, spiritual growth and ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2014)Interviews took place with three different denominations: the United Church of Canada, The Anglican Church of Canada, and a Baptist congregation, all in the Halifax area. Four persons were interviewed, two clergy and two ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2019)"Everyday Grace: The Effects of Holy Eucharist in the Everyday Lives of Anglicans in the Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island" is a Phenomenological Qualitative study. The researcher interviewed Anglicans in the ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2018)“Flying Fish: The Experience of Members of the United Church of Canada Who Participate in a Contemplative Prayer Group” is a transcendental phenomenological study that examines the experience of members of the United Church ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2019)In this narrative inquiry & arts-based research project, five male spouses of gay Anglican clergy were interviewed regarding their lived experience within the Anglican Church of Canada. It is important to note that at the ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2020)This Phenomenological Research study examines data revealed through the lens of clergy who have accompanied patients through Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) procedures. Through a series of one on one interviews, this ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2012)Interviews were conducted with members from two United Church of Canada churches: one church participated in the liturgical practice of passing the peace regularly every Sunday in their worship while one church did not ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2015)“Pines over Pews: The Spiritual Experience of Campers Who Do Not Attend Church in The United Church of Canada” is a research project by Alicia Dawn Cox, submitted March 26, 2015, in partial fulfillment of the Masters of ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2014)This qualitative research study seeks to understand the reason for an observed reluctance to pray extemporaneously in public among members of The United Church of Canada. A theological rationale for the project was developed, ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2017)Churches mosques and synagogues are under pressure in an increasing secularized world. Where do such communities find a sense of identity and hope, and does it have anything to do with prayer? This grounded theory study ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2019)This research project explores the understanding of and the experience of spiritual direction among members of the United Church of Canada, both clergy and lay. This is a Qualitative Research study in general and a ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2017)This ethnographic study looks at the links between non-attending Christians and their tattoos. Why did they get a religious tattoo? Does it have any connection to spirituality? What does it represent to them? This ...
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(Atlantic School of Theology, 2018)The author conducted extensive interviews with three Canadian parish nurses in diverse settings about their experiences in this ministry over the past decade, with the goal of hearing narratives about how they influenced ...
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