Leadership Journal Spring 2005
volume 26, Issue 2
Bridging Barriers
Spring 2005
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Theme
Up Against a Wall
We were working well together to reach our changing neighborhood—until the cornerstone story came out. Did we have a future without repenting of our past?
A Mad Multi-gen Strategy that Works, Dude
Bring generations together and reduce 20-something dropout.
Civil Engineers
These ministries span differences in politics, race, and (most amazingly) denominational distinctives.
The Brave New Case for Chastity
When defending purity, go right to the heart.
3 Fibs and a Truth About Sex
Help for married pastors when talking to single adults.
An Army of Ones
Does diversity in the church work?
My Patient Revolution
Creating a place where everyone belongs.
Currents
A Casualty in My Own War
Amid clashing cultures, I was becoming the very thing I hated.
High-Capacity Halftimers
How one church finds and deploys an untapped wealth of talent.
Happily Ever After
Clergy are more sexually satisfied, less likely to commit adultery.
Your Church's Priorities?
They probably depend on your demographics.
Commentary
Is Seminary Old School?
4 pastors weigh the pros and cons of higher education.
Toolkit
In Search of a Real Friend
Why is it so hard for us in ministry to form deep, lasting friendships?
How Art Thou Great?
Building on the popular Good to Great concept, a hopeful new study finds a few churches that make the jump.
Dare to Evaluate
Your best planning tool is an honest look at last Sunday.
Bonus Articles
Coaching from the Sideline
Instead of providing answers to problems, this mentoring strategy guides people to devise their own plays.
Saying the Hard Stuff
Sometimes we have to deliver an unwelcome message.
Attacked by a Monster
Depression hit me by surprise, and help came despite my foolish reactions.
