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A NEW CONTEXT IN MINISTRY
David C. Fisher|
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How to Minister in the Present When Your Church Dwells on the Past
I was ready to move forward, but all my people could do was look back.
Stephen A. Bly|
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BIGGER BUILDINGS AREN'T THE ONLY ANSWER
Ray Bowman|
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HARNESSING YOUR CHURCH’S HISTORY
How to put yesterday to work for tomorrow.
Douglas Scott|
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EVANGELISM FOR THE NINETIES
A Leadership Forum
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IDEAS THAT WORK
Mall Carol-along|
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WHAT WORRIES A MINISTRY KID
Dana Fiesen|
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PEOPLE IN PRINT
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RETOOLING FOR RURAL MINISTRY
How to enjoy a country church when it's a cross-cultural experience.
Ron Klassen|
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ARE WE WORSHIPING YET?
Gregory E. Asimakoupoulos|
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PEOPLE IN PRINT
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THE GENERAL-PRACTICE CHURCH
In a highly specialized society, is there room for an all-purpose church?
Gary Fenton|
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LEADERSHIP BIBLIOGRAPHY
Jerry Chip MacGregor|
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THE ART OF THE START
What can you accomplish that first year of a pastorate?
Douglas J. Rumford|
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HOW FAST THE YEAR?
Robert W. Wido|
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FIVE STAGES IN YOUR MINISTRY DEVELOPMENT
Signs of progress to mark your growth as a church leader.
Mark H. Senter III|
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STRETCHING YOUR SMALL-TWON CHURCH
Six ways that passive bodies can reach out with more vigor.
Loren Seibold|
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Spittin' Out Peas: When the Question is Control
Sometimes people won't swallow an idea because they don't like the taste of it. But often there's another issue.
Jim Spickelmier|
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Used-Car Ministry
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Entrenched But Incapable
Stephen A. Bly|

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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
Why the NYC pastor’s goal is “to winsomely offend everybody.”

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