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The Pastor as Volunteer
The Possibilities and Pitfalls of Serving Outside Your Church
James D. Berkley|
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Meetings That Work
Practical Tips for Efficiency ... and Sanity
Mason M. Finks|
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Noble Volunteer or Humble Slave?
Is there any choice about serving the kingdom of God?
Ben Patterson|
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What to do with Superman
For high-achieving volunteers, low expectations can be Kryptonite.
Carl F. George|
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Recruitment's Missing Link
In the busy life of ministry, don't overlook the "activating" gift of administration
Carl F. George|
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Letter from an Ex-Volunteer
How one layman lost his enthusiasm for church work.
Ronald E. Wilson|
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The Research Assistant
Your Sermon Preparation can Impact More Than Just Sunday Mornings
Donald L. Bubna|
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Belaying—A Model For Ministry
Support Doesn't Mean that You"Climb the Mountain" for People
Kenneth McGuire|
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How To Spend A Day In Prayer
Practical advice for guidance and encouragement.
Lorne C. Sanny|
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Women Volunteers
Practical strategies for easing a major transition
Virginia Patterson|
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Broadening the Local Church's Horizon
LEADERSHIP asked Charles Colson what the local church can do to help solve the prison problem. Following are his suggestions.
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The Church: An Emergency Room
A typical week never seems to be typical for those in local church ministry.
James J. Londis|
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Helping Your Successor Succeed
Practical strategies for easing a major transition
Lyle E. Schaller|
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Volunteers, Prison Ministry, and the Church
How can local churches minister to prisoners?
An Interview with Chuck Colson|
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The Care and Feeding of Lay Leaders
One remedy for board meeting tension lies outside the meeting altogether.
Roy C. Price|
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The Transfer of a Treasure
Practical advice for transitioning a beloved congregation.
Orval Butcher|
Editor's Note
Editor's Note from May 21, 1982
Editorial
If God Held a Press Conference
Jesus Did Not Leave—He Reigns through Us
David P. Scaer|
CT Classic
Mid-life Crisis? Bah, Humbug!
It is easy to look at the future in a rearview mirror, but that always leads to a collision.
Warren W. Wiersbe|

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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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