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Ten Assumptions of Appreciative Inquiry

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Alban Institute, 2013.

Description

This article provides the basic values of Appreciative Inquiry.

Features

10 values of AI, featured resources

Recommended Audience

Clergy and lay leaders

Cost

Free

Practical Applications

  • In times of change, understand the benefit of using AI by reading this article.
  • Explore the practice of Appreciative Inquiry by reading the asset-based values highlighted in the article.

Updated: February 15, 2024
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Congregational Vitality, Appreciative Inquiry, Change, Renewal
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Abby Miller

Abby Miller consults with congregations in northeast Indiana. She has experience resource consulting with congregations from her year as a Center intern in 2018. Abby received her undergraduate degree in ministry leadership from International House of Prayer University in Kansas City and her master’s degree in ministry at Indiana Wesleyan University-Wesley Seminary. She enjoys design and creativity in her free time. 

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