Teams That Thrive: Five Disciplines of Collaborative Church Leadership
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:It's increasingly clear that leadership should be shared?for the good of the organization and for the good of the leader. The path is littered with too many burned out best and brightest, too many beleaguered institutions and stunted organizations. The...
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:It's increasingly clear that leadership should be shared?for the good of the organization and for the good of the leader. The path is littered with too many burned out best and brightest, too many beleaguered institutions and stunted organizations. The church is no exception: pastors are fried and congregations are stuck, and the work never lets up. But what does it actually mean to share leadership? And how do we avoid burning out whole teams instead of single leaders? How does team leadership bless and not frustrate a congregation? Researchers and practitioners Warren Bird and Ryan Hartwig have discovered churches throughout the United States of various sizes and traditions that have learned to thrive under team leadership. Through practical insights, compelling research and real-life stories, they help you overcome barriers and build teams of mutual support and meaningful, sustainable action. This empowering vision for church leadership culminates with five disciplines that can take your team from struggling to thriving together.
PRODUCT DETAIL
- Catalogue Code 83089
- Product Code 9780830841196
- ISBNÂ 0830841199
- Pages 272
- Department Academic
- Category Leadership
- Sub-Category Church Leadership
- Publisher Intervarsity Press Usa
- Publication Date Apr 2015
- Sales Rank 61030
- Dimensions 17 x 209 x 139mm
- Weight 0.327kg
Warren Bird
Warren Bird (Ph.D., Fordham University) has collaboratively authored nineteen books (including two 100,000 bestsellers, one Gold Medallion winner, and one runner up for the Gold Medallion), served as associate pastor for eleven years and senior pastor for four years, taught as regularly contributing faculty at Alliance Theological Seminary for twelve years, and served on the senior leadership team of three organizations that provide training to pastors - Charles E. Fuller Institute, Canadian Centre for Leadership Development, and the Beeson Institute for Advanced Church Leadership.