Trained to Serve Jesus: The Heart and History of Set Free Church and Its Founder Phil Aguillar
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THE THESIS
This book investigates the origins, theological framework, and organizational development of the Set Free Church under the leadership of Phil Aguillar. The author, David Trotter, examines the specific ministry model employed by the church to address social issues and religious outreach. By documenting the history of the movement, the text provides an analysis of how Aguillar's vision shaped the church's identity and its impact on its congregants. The work serves as a historical record of the church's growth and its foundational mission within the Christian community.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Historical timeline of the founding and expansion of the Set Free Church
- Biographical analysis of Phil Aguillar and his ministerial approach
- Examination of the church's specific outreach programs and social ministry
- Theological principles that define the organization's core mission
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
Scholars and religious historians view this text as a primary resource for understanding the specific evolution of the Set Free Church movement. Readers frequently note the detailed biographical focus on Aguillar as a key element for contextualizing the church's broader influence.
Page Count:
325
Publication Date:
2017-01-01
Publisher:
Awaken Media
ISBN-10:
0203358937
ISBN-13:
9780203358931
Religion
Biography
Church Growth
Church History
Christianity
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