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Proyecto De Capacitación Laica Para La Iglesia Local Andrews University Digital Commons @ Andrews University Professional Dissertations DMin Graduate Research 1999 Proyecto de Capacitación Laica para la Iglesia Local Hector Solera Andrews University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/dmin Part of the Practical Theology Commons Recommended Citation Solera, Hector, "Proyecto de Capacitación Laica para la Iglesia Local" (1999). Professional Dissertations DMin. 707. https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/dmin/707 This Project Report is brought to you for free and open access by the Graduate Research at Digital Commons @ Andrews University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Professional Dissertations DMin by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Andrews University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ABSTRACT LAY TRAINING PROJECT FOR THE LOCAL CHURCH by Hector Solera Adviser: Ricardo Norton ABSTRACT OF GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH Dissertation Andrews University Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary Title: LAY TRAINING PROJECT FOR THE LOCAL CHURCH Name of researcher: Hector Solera Name and degree of faculty adviser: Ricardo Norton, D.Min. Date completed: August 1999 The Christian Church has the duty of evangelizing all nations. This task requires that all church members participate actively in evangelism. However, not all church members get involved because they do not know how. This research initiated and evaluated a project to train the members of the Spanish Seventh-day Adventist Church in Atlantic City, New Jersey, with the purpose of enabling them to evangelize the city. The project was developed in five different seminars during five consecutive weekends. The topics covered were the following: the priesthood of all believers, how to present the gospel in a Christ-centered fashion, the art of giving Bible studies, how to obtain decisions for Christ, and how to obtain decisions for baptism. A total of thirty- eight members participated in the seminars. As a result of the project, seventeen new members were added to the church, which represents a 19 percent increase in membership. This study proved that the accomplishment of the Great Commission is facilitated when church members get involved in preaching the gospel. Lay participation is more effective when pastors train them and provide them with the right tools and knowledge to do the work. The best method for evangelizing and instructing lay people was exemplified by Christ. The study also demonstrated that when church members along with their pastors combine and unite their efforts in spreading the gospel, the local church grows both quantitatively and qualitatively. ABSTRACTO PROYECTO DE CAPACITACION LAICA PARA LA IGLESIA LOCAL por Hector Solera Consejero: Ricardo Norton ABSTRACTO DEL PROYECTO DOCTORAL Andrews University Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary Titulo: PROYECTO DE CAPACITACION LAICA PARA LA IGLESIA LOCAL Nombre del investigador: Hector Solera Nombre y titulo del profesor consejero: Ricardo Norton, D.Min. Fecha en que fue concluido: Agosto 1999 La iglesia cristiana tiene la tarea de evangelizar a todas las naciones. Esta labor requiere que sus miembros participen activamente en la evangelizacion. Sin embargo, algunos no se involucran porque no saben como hacerlo. Esta investigation creo, implemento y evaluo un proyecto de capacitacion para los miembros laicos de la iglesia hispana adventista de Atlantic City, New Jersey, con el proposito de capacitarlos para la evangelizacion de dicha ciudad. Este proyecto de capacitacion laica file implementado en cinco diferentes seminarios durante cinco fines de semana. Se cubrieron los siguientes topicos: el sacerdocio de todos los creyentes, como presentar el evangelio en forma Cristocentrica, el arte de dar estudios biblicos, como tomar decisiones para Cristo, y como lograr decisiones para el bautismo. Un total de 38 miembros de iglesia participaron en estos seminarios. Como resultado de este proyecto de capacitacion laica, se anadieron a la iglesia hispana adventista de Atlantic City, un total de 17 nuevos miembros, lo que represento un aumento del 19 por ciento en la membresia. Por medio de este proyecto se comprobo que el cumplimiento de la Gran Comision se facilita cuando los miembros de iglesia se involucran en la predication del evangelio. Dicha participation es efectiva cuando el pastor capacita a sus feligreses para la obra que han sido llamados a realizar. El mejor metodo para la evangelization, como para la instruction de laicos fue ejemplificado por Cristo. Este proyecto tambien demostro que cuando los miembros de iglesia y los pastores se unen en la proclamation del evangelio, la iglesia crece cuantitativa y cualitativamente. Andrews University Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary PROYECTO DE CAPACITACION LAICA PARA LA IGLESIA LOCAL Proyecto Presentado en cumplimiento parcial de los requisitos para el titulo Doctor en Ministerio por Hector Solera 1999 PROYECTO DE CAPACITACION LAICA PARA LA IGLESIA LOCAL Proyecto presentado en cumplimiento parcial de los requisites para el titulo Doctor en ministerio por Hector Solera Con todo mi amor a mi esposa Nivia y a mis queridos hijos Hector y Heyni, quienes han sido mi inspiration y mi vida m TABLA DE CONTENIDO Capitulo I. INTRODUCCION ........................................................................................................ 1 Objetivo del proyecto proyecto......... ................................... 1 Justification del proyecto .........................................................................................1 Descripcion del proyecto ...........................................................................................6 Limitaciones del proyecto .......................................................................................7 Descripcion demografica de la iglesia ....................................... .......................... 8 II. BASES TEOLOGICAS PARA LA CAPACITACION LAICA ........................... 9 El sacerdocio de todos los creyentes....................................................................9 Todos los creyentes son responsables........................................................... 10 Bases biblicas para la doctrina del sacerdocio de todos los creyentes . 10 Terminos relacionados con el sacerdocio de todos los creyentes........... 12 El significado de la palabra “sacerdote” en el Nuevo Testamento ......... 14 Perpetuidad del ministerio de todos los creyentes.................................... 17 La Gran Comision.................................................................................................... 19 Jesus llama a sus primeros discipulos .........................................................19 Jesus completa el numero de los doce discipulos.......................................21 La universalidad de la Gran Comision . ......................................................21 Una comision imperativa ............................................................................... 22 El bianco de la Gran C om ision...................................................................... 23 El discipulado y la Gran Comision ............................................................... 25 Ayuda permanente para cumplir con la Gran C om ision...............................26 El ejemplo de Cristo en la capacitacion laica ...................................................... 27 Amorgenuino ..................................................................................................28 Sociabilidad...................................................................................................... 30 Ejemplo .............................................................................................................31 Integridad...........................................................................................................33 El empleo de los grupos pequenos ........................ 34 El pastor como capacitador, multiplicador y m aestro.........................................37 El pastor como capacitador ...........................................................................38 El pastor como multiplicador .........................................................................40 El pastor como maestro ..................................................................................41 IV El ministerio de la ensenanza ......................................................................44 Resumen ........................................................................................................ 45 III. LA CAPACITACION LAICA EN LA IGLESIA ADVENTISTA.................... 48 Elena G. de White y los laicos.............................................................................48 Los jovenes como parte del equipo laico....................................................49 La iglesia como centro de capacitacion ...................................................... 50 La obra culminara con pastores y laicos unidos.........................................52 La iglesia adventista y los laicos ........................................................................ 53 Definition de la palabra laico en la iglesia adventista................................53 Los laicos y la iglesia lo c a l......... ................................................................... 54 El miembro de iglesia tiene un ministerio que cumplir............................. 55 La participation laica en tareas ministeriales ..............................................
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