Who's in charge? standing up to leadership pressures Leith Anderson, Jack Hayford, Ben Patterson.

By:

Anderson, Leith [aut]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Mastering ministry's pressure points | Mastering ministry's pressure poPublication details: Sisters, OR Multnomah Books c1993Description: 169 pages 22 cmISBN:

0880705418
9780880705417

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DDC classification:

253 21

LOC classification:

BV4011 .A489 1993

Contents:

Part 1. The leader's role--Part 2. Working with the congregation--Part 3. Tough times.

Summary: Pastors today face formidable pressure, both professionally personally, that can overwhelm them and destroy their effectiveness. If you want to survive the tremendous stress, you need to prepare yourself for the pressure points of ministry.

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Part 1. The leader's role--Part 2. Working with the congregation--Part 3. Tough times.

Pastors today face formidable pressure, both professionally personally, that can overwhelm them and destroy their effectiveness. If you want to survive the tremendous stress, you need to prepare yourself for the pressure points of ministry.