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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Relational Leadership – A great leader is a great story teller part 4.
In the pages between 182 & 189 Wright speaks of the need for leaders to be great story tellers. A powerful strategy for communicating values is the telling of stories. Stories capture the imaginations of people, reveal values at work, … Continue reading
Relational Leadership–Controlling subcultures. Part 3
On page 150 Wright says, Every organisation has a hidden culture that has developed over the years and controls what is actually done regardless of the values we espouse. The problem is that, when the stated values of the … Continue reading
Posted in Relational Leadership
Tagged art of pastoring, leadership, Relational leadership
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Relational Leadership–nuggets of Gold part 2.
Yesterday I shared about the leadership book that I have been reading on relational leadership. Tonight I came across this gem on page 99, Max De Pree says that the two primary responsibilities of a leader are to point the … Continue reading
Leadership does not depend on position.
Over the last few months I have been reading a number of books on leadership, and one in particular has produced a number of ‘Aha’ moments. Walter Wright who has served at Regent and Fuller colleges authored this book called … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged book review, leadership, Relational leadership, relational pastoring
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Laugh for the day.
Brother Dave posts the following. After Graduating from High School, David moves away from home to study at University. One of his letters home reads: Dear Father, University i$ really great. I am making lot$ of friend$ and $tudying very … Continue reading
Eldership is a submissive role.
There is some interesting discussion around the blogosphere at the moment about the role of elders pastoring the church. Dave Black has once again linked to a number of interesting blog posts on the subject here and here. Dave is … Continue reading
Posted in Elders
Tagged church leadership, elders in the church, ruling or submission in the church
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