A study of the contribution of the Clear Creek Baptist School to the missionary outreach in the Appalachian mountain areas of Kentucky /By Leroy Arnold Peterson.
- 1965.
- 66 leaves : illustrations ; 29 cm.
Typescript. Chapter I. The Problem and Definition of Term Used Chapter II. A Description of the Appalachian Area Under Study Chapter III. Contributing Factors Leading Toward the Establishment of the Clear Creek Baptist School Chapter IV. The School in Formation Chapter V. The School in Function Chapter Virgin Islands An Evaluation of the School as Gathered from Reports and Questionnaires List of Tables
Includes bibliography.
The Problem -- Statement of the problem -- Importance of the study -- Definition of Term Used. The Geographical Area -- The Early Settlers -- Their origin -- Their customs and cultures -- Religious beliefs and practices. Anti-Educational Attitude -- Religious Attitudes and Knowledge -- Religious Leadership. The Reverend Lloyd C. Kelly Senses the Needs -- A School is Founded to Meet These Needs -- The Attitudes and Responses Toward the School. In-Service Training Department -- Pastoral group -- Missions group -- Institutional group -- Related Ministries and Results -- Radio Ministry. Clear Creek Alumni Pastors -- Associational Missionaries -- Church Laymen. Comparative Results of the Pastoral Group Activities over a 4 Year (School Year) Period -- Comparative Results of the Missions Group Activities over a 4 Year (School Year) Period -- Comparative Results of the Institutional Group Activities over a 4 Year (School Year) Period.
Columbia Bible College--Dissertations. Clear Creek Baptist School (Pineville, Ky.)