The Qualitative Survey Results Are In For The "Becoming Lutheran Research Project"—Research Is Now Complete
I want to give a special thank you to my research analysis team that spent a combined total of 72 hours analyzing the 531 surveys. They are:
- TR Halvorson
- Leif Halvorson
- Kim Halvorson
- Hans Halvorson
- Matthew Nelson
- Cheryl Peterson
- Darcy Prevost
- Jason Toombs
- David Warner
- Shelee Warner
- Carl Wendorff
- Serenity Richard and Lori Nelson (For Childcare)
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| Kim Halvorson, Darcy Prevost, Shelee Warner, Carl Wendorff |
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| Jason Toombs, Leif Halvorson, Hans Halvorson |
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| Cheryl Peterson, Matthew Nelson, TR Halvorson, David Warner |
I also want to thank all 344 research participants for taking the time to fill out the surveys and for being such an encouragement in this project. You are all great!
Finally, a special thank you to the following people and organizations for helping me, as well as in some cases letting me use your media venues to obtain research participants:
- The White Horse Inn
- Steadfast Lutherans
- KFUO Radio
- Paul McCain at Cyberbrethren
- Chris Rosebrough from Fighting for the Faith
- Paula Coyle from Purpose Drivel
- Bryan Wolfmueller from Table Talk Radio
- Peter Slayton and Jonathan Fisk from Worldview Everlasting
- And the many Facebook Friends!
As far as the survey results from the second survey? You can access the Comprehensive Report for the 2nd Qualitative Survey by CLICKING HERE.
Keep in mind that all the details of this study are being documented on the Research Journal Page. You can also look through all the previous blog posts on this research project by CLICKING HERE.
Now that the research is complete you may thinking, "What is next?" Well, this summer I am going to devote the month of July to writing the Major Applied Research Project. This writing task will take theory, research, and analysis and compile it into a comprehensive 200 page document that can be submitted to Concordia Seminary for credit towards my doctor of ministry degree. The manuscript will be updated periodically at this link HERE. If 200 pages of reading sounds a bit much for you, don't worry because there are plans to write several straightforward and comprehensive journal articles on this whole process, as well as journal articles on the findings of this project. For now though, enjoy examining the comprehensive reports from the 1st Quantitative Survey and the 'hot off the press' 2nd Qualitative Survey.
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