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DISCUSSION ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS
The student will complete 5 Discussions in this course. The student will post
one thread of at
least 400 words. For each thread, students must support their assertions with
scholarly citations in
Turabian format. Each reply must incorporate scholarly citation(s) in Turabian
format.
Acceptable sources include the Bible, course textbooks, and other scholarly
sources. Scripture
must be used as a source for your reasoning.
Prompt:
Identify your own sense
of evangelical identity as it impacts your work ethic, professional
development, and ministry application. Why? Use scripture as a source for your
reasoning.
Sources
ABOUT ME:
Dr. Nikki Henry graduated from Former James
A. Shanks High School, Class of 1991. Rev. Henry-Clemons received an A.S.
Degree from Keiser University (Honor’s) Class of 2005, a B.S. Degree from Liberty
University, majoring in Biblical and Theological Studies (Cum Laude) Class of
2019, a Master of Divinity Degree from The Interdenominational Theological
Center (Turner Theological Seminary), (Cum Laude) Spring Class of 2022, and 2023
GRADUATE OF Liberty University Doctor of Ministry Degree.
Nikki was accepted into
the Florida Annual Conference of the A.M.E. Church on the Itinerant track on
August 29, 2017, ordained as an Itinerant Deacon during the 154 sessions of the
Florida Annual Conference (September 2019), and ordained as an Itinerant Elder on
December 03, 2022, Day of Sharing. She was appointed to Pastor New Bethel A.M.E.
Church in Port St. Joe, Fl. During 157 sessions of the Florida Annual
Conference.
Nikki has a passion for sharing
the Good News of God’s love for all people and helping nurture their spiritual
development. Awakened by a spark and a desire to minister to the lost spiritual
needs, she is adept in missions, community outreach, and mentoring new
Christians. Nikki do so by serving as Gadsden
Correctional Facility Sr. Chaplain, Owner and founder of That’s ENOUGH LLC., Co-owner
of CTAG Inc., Partner of YouRising Youth Crime Prevention Initiative, and Board
member of the Quincy Police Department Diversified Intervention Services.
There is much more to Rev. Nikki Giovanni Henry-Clemons
than any honor or accolade. Her story is not over yet, she is a Dreamer, a
Doer, and a Thinker, and she sees possibility everywhere. A woman with a little
coffee and a lot of Jesus. She is fearlessly pursuing
what sets her soul on fire (JESUS). Her life has been far from perfect but
perfectly designed for her to become a “Woman After God’s Own Heart.”
