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Burnout Happens By Al Ells, M.C. You are looking at a desperate man. He is in over his head. Overwhelmed, anxious, and unable to sleep, he is easily distracted from his work, which he dreads. His wife and children walk on eggshells around him. He is a pastor. This situation is not uncommon. A 1998
Governance Clarifications (Download) No Ongoing Committees Are Used: • There are no ongoing committees of any kind. All of these functions are handled either by the board, the pastor, or the staff as outlined on this guide. • Someone needs to be responsible for member care. This is a staff position. The task is to
A person qualifying to serve in this capacity . . . (Download) 1. is a committed Christian who has a growing relationship with God; 2. models biblical values and principles in his or her daily life; 3. demonstrates leadership ability and is respected by persons of faith in the church; 4. is ethical and moral
Governing Board Summary (Download) by Doug Talley Historically, churches and other not-for-profits have often used a business model (based on the concepts of leadership and management) for the primary board. However, that model tends to not work very well in the local church, partially because it distracts the local congregations from their mission and often
Senior Pastor Search Process Tips (Download) By Dr. Doug Talley, Indiana Ministries The process of searching for a new lead pastor can be both rewarding and frustrating. Most church search teams have limited experience in how to find a new lead pastor. That lack of experience can add to the frustration and is the reason
I. The Importance Of The Concept One of the most common reasons for pastoral leadership mistakes and missteps is blindness to the significance of church size. Size has an enormous impact on how a church functions; that being said, the “size- culture” profoundly affects how decisions are made, how relationships flow, how effectiveness is evaluated,
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This Summer is For Self-Care
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When Ministry Becomes an Idol
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Throw in the Towel, Survive or Thrive?
By Doug Talley One area COVID has rocked our wo... -
Expectations, Unhealed Wounds, and Karpman’s Drama Triangle
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Mission 120 Update
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LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
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This Summer is For Self-Care
By Doug Talley People are coming back to churc... -
When Ministry Becomes an Idol
By Jeff Matas Seventeen years ago, I sat at my ... -
Throw in the Towel, Survive or Thrive?
By Doug Talley One area COVID has rocked our wo... -
Expectations, Unhealed Wounds, and Karpman’s Drama Triangle
By Doug Talley Expectations. Ever since w... -
Mission 120 Update
By Tom Planck Considering the events of this la...
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- carma on This Summer is For Self-Care
- Denver Burns on This Summer is For Self-Care
- Linda Joyner on Throw in the Towel, Survive or Thrive?
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Burnout Happens By Al Ells, M.C. You are looking at a desperate man. He is in over his head. Overwhelmed, anxious, and unable to sleep, he is easily distracted from his work, which he dreads. His wife and children walk on eggshells around him. He is a pastor. This situation is not uncommon. A 1998
Governance Clarifications (Download) No Ongoing Committees Are Used: • There are no ongoing committees of any kind. All of these functions are handled either by the board, the pastor, or the staff as outlined on this guide. • Someone needs to be responsible for member care. This is a staff position. The task is to
A person qualifying to serve in this capacity . . . (Download) 1. is a committed Christian who has a growing relationship with God; 2. models biblical values and principles in his or her daily life; 3. demonstrates leadership ability and is respected by persons of faith in the church; 4. is ethical and moral
Governing Board Summary (Download) by Doug Talley Historically, churches and other not-for-profits have often used a business model (based on the concepts of leadership and management) for the primary board. However, that model tends to not work very well in the local church, partially because it distracts the local congregations from their mission and often
Senior Pastor Search Process Tips (Download) By Dr. Doug Talley, Indiana Ministries The process of searching for a new lead pastor can be both rewarding and frustrating. Most church search teams have limited experience in how to find a new lead pastor. That lack of experience can add to the frustration and is the reason
I. The Importance Of The Concept One of the most common reasons for pastoral leadership mistakes and missteps is blindness to the significance of church size. Size has an enormous impact on how a church functions; that being said, the “size- culture” profoundly affects how decisions are made, how relationships flow, how effectiveness is evaluated,
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