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Bezig met laden... Leading the Team-Based Church: How Pastors and Church Staffs Can Grow Together into a Powerful Fellowship of Leaders A Ldoor George Cladis
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Meld je aan bij LibraryThing om erachter te komen of je dit boek goed zult vinden. Op dit moment geen Discussie gesprekken over dit boek. Reflecting on the communal nature of God, Cladis directly addresses the tensions between pragmatic and biblical church leadership. While scripture must serve as the ultimate authority, the church should not hesitate to recognize the truth and applicability of certain contemporary leadership models. Leading the Team-Based Church suggests seven principles of team leadership that reflect the nature of God (triune) and address the nature of culture (postmodern): covenanting, visionary, culture-creating, collaborative, trusting, empowering, and learning. Cladis demonstrates these characteristics in leadership culture (secular and church) and the nature of God as “perichoresis” (or communal “circle dance”). An engaging and useful book – A- ( ) geen besprekingen | voeg een bespreking toe
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A Leadership Network Publication In Leading the Team-Based Church, George Cladis issues a clarioncall for ministry teams to embrace a fresh leadership model that isnot based on hierarchy, but on a process of collaboration thatmirrors the relationship of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Hereminds us that today's cultural environment--where authority hasbasis in trust, innovation reaps rewards, and spirituality takesroot in life and work--has matured past the need for the hierarchyof traditional church leadership where the pastor had the finalsay. Through down-to-earth stories from his own experience andthose of clergy in both mainline and evangelical churches, Cladisoffers an exciting alternative to the traditional forms of churchleadership, enabling pastors, congregational leaders, and staff tobreathe new life into their ministries and unleash the fullpotential of the entire ministry team. Cladis, pastor of a fast-growing mainline congregation,demonstrates how cultural changes affecting all ourinstitutions--not just the church--are making it easier to adoptthis new model of leadership. Cladis's practical advice will enableministry teams to work together in ways that both embody theChristian message and call forth the full creativity and love ofthe entire team. "Just when it seems that all that can be said has been said on thesubject of 'teams', just when one has tired of the gumming of thelabel 'team' on everything in sight, along comes perhaps the mostsignificant religious book on teams yet published. Cladisjuxtaposes the theological and cultural context for team-basedministry in a model presentation of what a conversation betweenBible, theology, and culture should look like."--Leonard Sweet,dean, The Theological School and vice president, Drew University Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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