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Winning on Purpose: How to Organize Congregations to Succeed in Their Mission
| AUTHOR | Bandy, Thomas G.; Kaiser, John E.; Easum, Bill |
| PUBLISHER | Abingdon Press (09/01/2010) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | eBook (ASCII Text) |
Description
Do you really want the mission to succeed?
Are you prepared to live within clear boundaries?
Are you ready to align yourself with a greater purpose?
Do you have what it takes?
Winning on Purpose offers leaders a way to organize congregations for success by creating structures that enable church life and health. As a comprehensive and powerful application of the biblical call to mission, Winning on Purpose sets forth the Accountable Leadership strategy. This model of leadership brings together standards for mission, boundaries, and accountability, and then shows how these standards come to life through the performance of four key players: the board, the pastor, the staff, and the congregation.To read a sample from the book click here
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ISBN-13:
9781426725364
ISBN-10:
1426725361
Content Language:
English
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Page Count:
273
Carton Quantity:
1
Country of Origin:
US
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BISAC Categories
Religion | Biblical Studies - New Testament - General
Religion | Christian Ministry - Pastoral Resources
Dewey Decimal:
253
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Do you really want the mission to succeed?
Are you prepared to live within clear boundaries?
Are you ready to align yourself with a greater purpose?
Do you have what it takes?
Winning on Purpose offers leaders a way to organize congregations for success by creating structures that enable church life and health. As a comprehensive and powerful application of the biblical call to mission, Winning on Purpose sets forth the Accountable Leadership strategy. This model of leadership brings together standards for mission, boundaries, and accountability, and then shows how these standards come to life through the performance of four key players: the board, the pastor, the staff, and the congregation.To read a sample from the book click here
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