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Making Teams Work in Missions

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David Sedlacek, Consultant for Team & Leader Development, TEAM

Teamwork is an essential skill for cross-cultural, multicultural mission. What does it take to develop and maintain a healthy team? In this webinar, David Sedlacek presents a model for healthy teamwork grounded in his own experience with church planting teams in Japan and Europe and in coaching and training teams around the world.

David Sedlacek, PhD is Consultant for Team & Leader Development with The Evangelical Alliance Mission (TEAM). He has served for 22 years in church planting & discipleship ministry in Japan and the Czech Republic. He loves to help leaders and teams succeed in making Christ known among the nations. David is a certified coach with the International Coach Federation and writes about leadership in mission at LeaderServe.com.

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Tags: Management, Member Care, Missionaries, Partnership, Personal Productivity, Podcast, Training

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