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Growing a Rural Church
Who says you can't raise strong congregations in country fields?
Stephen McMullin|
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PEOPLE IN PRINT
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THE NEVER-FINISHED NATURE OF MINISTRY
Kevin A. Miller|
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HOW TO BID A HEALTHY FAREWELL
Leaving a church honorably means knowing what will help in the long run.
Donald L. Bubna|
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What Have We to Give?
Frederick Buechner|
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FROM THE EDITORS
Marshall Shelley|
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Five Reasons Not To Equip Lay People
Preparing parishioners to minister may get you into trouble, but what's the alternative?
Wayne Jacobsen|
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LEADERSHIP BIBLIOGRAPHY
Don Buteyn|
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Ministry to the Infertile
Beth Spring|
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TIPTOEING INTO POLITICS: How one church tired to walk calmly into the treacherous world of political involvement.
How one church tried to walk calmly into the treacherous world of political involvement.
Joel C. Hunter|
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POLITICS AND THE PASTOR
A Leadership Forum
Jim Berkley and Marshall Shelley|
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To Illustrate. . .
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Where to Find Tools for Evaluation
Larry W. Osborne|
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HANDLING NONCASH DONATIONS
Richard R. Hammar|
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Performance Reviews: Avoiding the Pitfalls
How pastors can get honest feedback without getting ambushed.
Larry W. Osborne|
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Speaking to the Secular Mind
What does it take to preach convincingly to today's non-Christians?
Bill Hybels|
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THE BACK PAGE
Terry C. Muck|
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THE SEX ISSUE: FOUR WOMEN RESPOND
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IDEAS THAT WORK
Robert A. Swanson|

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