Negative Interaction in the Church: Insights from Focus Groups with Older Adults

NEAL M. KRAUSE · Linda M. Chatters · Tina Meltzer · David L. Morgan

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Neal Krause, Linda M. Chatters, Tina Meltzer, David L. Morgan, Negative Interaction in the Church: Insights from Focus Groups with Older Adults, Review of Religious Research, Vol. 41, No. 4 (Jun., 2000), pp. 510-533

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