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May 03, 2015
Encouragement and leadership lessons from Winston Churchill for pastors
I am a huge fan of Winston Churchill and have read dozens of books on him. There a great number of leadership lessons that can be learned from his life, good and bad so I was captivated by the following article on the lessons of his life for ministry leaders. If you are a pastor (or any leader) this article will encourage you. From ChurchPastor.com.
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5 Lessons Pastors Should Learn from Winston...
May 03, 2015
Encouragement and leadership lessons from Winston Churchill for pastors
I am a huge fan of Winston Churchill and have read dozens of books on him. There a great number of leadership lessons that can be learned from his life, good and bad so I was captivated by the following article on the lessons of his life for ministry leaders. If you are a pastor (or any leader) this article will encourage you. From ChurchPastor.com.
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5 Lessons Pastors Should Learn from Winston...
May 02, 2015
Ten ways pastors and congregations irritate one another in serious ways
Pastors and congregations always have issues with one another, at least among certain individuals. Having worked extensively with both sets (including church leaders as congregants) I would suggest that the following set of five irritants for each party are worth thinking through. It might also make for a robust board/pastor discussion. These irritants may be real or perceptions but either way...
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Apr 16, 2015
Pastoral and leadership transitions are a precarious thing
Pastoral transitions are a precarious thing especially at the end of a career when pastors often don't want to let go and boards or congregations wish they would. And, nobody wants to talk about the elephant in the room so the issue simmers under the surface often causing conflict in subtle ways.
It is unfortunate and often hurts the congregation who may start to feel that the church is adrift...
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It is unfortunate and often hurts the congregation who may start to feel that the church is adrift...
Oct 12, 2014
Honoring the past while building for the future in the local church
I have a bone to pick with two groups in the local church. The first is with those who are so intent on preserving the past that they do not allow the church to move forward into the future. It is a recipe for a slow death and a slide into irrelevance. In fact, a focus on the past is one of the hallmarks of an institutional church that is inward looking and protective of anything that threatens...
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