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May 2016

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We Asked Church Leaders to Answer "How Is Your Church Doing?" Without Using Numbers.
Leadership
We Asked Church Leaders to Answer "How Is Your Church Doing?" Without Using Numbers.
How to talk about church health . . . without taking a head count.
The Pastoral Power of Undivided Attention
Discipleship
The Pastoral Power of Undivided Attention
Lee Eclov on why coffee, home visits, and personal prayer will always be at the heart of ministry.
Interview by Daniel Darling
How One Rogersville Church Aided in Carlie Trent's Rescue
Outreach
How One Rogersville Church Aided in Carlie Trent's Rescue
Pastor: “The longer things went unsolved, the bigger the burden.”
Catherine Parks
Should a Church Set Goals?
Leadership
Should a Church Set Goals?
5 reasons, despite the resistance, to set goals rather than merely to make plans.
Scott Scruggs
Our Best on the Pastor’s Role
Our Best on the Pastor’s Role
10 tools to clarify who you are and what you do as a pastor.
Marshall Shelley
3 Ingredients for Success
Leadership
3 Ingredients for Success
Essential elements for life, work, and leadership.
David Staal and Scott Staal
Ten Commandments of Conflict and Crisis
Leadership
Ten Commandments of Conflict and Crisis
Keeping the inevitable from doing the irreparable.
Bill Hybels
The Crowning Ministry of My Life
Discipleship
The Crowning Ministry of My Life
What a lifelong minister is still learning about caring.
Wayne Detzler
The Ever-Broadening Role of the Pastor
The Ever-Broadening Role of the Pastor
Over the centuries, shepherding a flock has gotten a bit more complicated.
Marshall Shelley
ABCs of the Pastoral Role
ABCs of the Pastoral Role
What you never expected to do when you first sensed God’s calling.
Marshall Shelley

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