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Subject: Promise Keepers
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David,

Thanks for your thoughtful reply to my post.  You suggest some excellent
hypotheses  that would be interesting to examine.   It is important to
consider what effect a grass roots movement can have on official church
doctrine.  What influence will members of the Promise Keepers have, if
any, on a conservative, confessional church body which officially
prohibits any worship activities with members of other denominations? 
How does the level of involvement of the pastor  in Promise Keeper
activities affect the level of conflict within the church?


Karen L. McKinney
Ph.D. candidate 
University of Minnesota