Building Ministry Teams
Paul Ford, Leadership Team building Specialist, Church Resource Ministries
February 10, 2011
Key Words: Ford, Paul Ford, Ministry Teams, Teams, team building, team-building, leadership teams, bulding
Description: Moving from ‘I’ to ‘we’ leadership in ministry teams.
Presenter: Paul Ford is a leadership and team building specialist with Church Resource Ministries
Suffering and martyrdom have strengthened, extended, and purified the Church and attracted non-believers to the Christian faith. Nayak looks at India as an example of church growth through persecution.
Many evangelicals are beginning to engage a
cultural strategy (A-E-I-O-U) that touches five
cultural issues in Moscow.
The experience of revisiting an area of the world after an absence of over twenty years is both exciting and frustrating. This latter is especially true when one is expected to submit his impressions to the scrutiny of the public.
The experience of revisiting an area of the world after an absence of over twenty years is both exciting and frustrating. This latter is especially true when one is expected to submit his impressions to the scrutiny of the public.
By Phil King | Michael Stroope’s book, Transcending Mission, offers a semantic challenge on the use of the words mission, missionary and missional. He believes we distort history when we use these words to describe biblical people and activities. Using a cognitive linguistic lens, we can evaluate his claims .
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