The Fly in the Ointment

Informationen zum Autor J. Russell Crabtree is a Presbyterian minister and founder of Holy Cow! Consulting in Henderson, North Carolina, which offers strategic planning, management training, operational planning, coaching, staff retreats, and other services to spiritual and secular organizations. He is the co-author of The Elephant in the Boardroom: Developing a Pastoral Succession Plan for Your Church and the author of Owl Sight: Evidence-Based Discernment and the Promise of Organizational Intelligence for Ministry. Klappentext An ecumenical resource that helps churches and church leaders begin to Zusammenfassung Essential guide to identify real-world issues and conflicts facing congregations and their leaders and strategies to adapt. The Fly in the Ointment is an important resource for churches and church leaders as they explore how to transform themselves into vital, flourishing organizations. That transformation requires deep, systemic change on the part of regional associations, such as dioceses, presbyteries, synods, and conferencesthe bodies that are meant to help congregations live their mission in the world. This book addresses the challenging issues of coping with changes and conflict in congregations and denominations in the face of cultural changes.

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J. Russell Crabtree is a Presbyterian minister and founder of Holy Cow! Consulting in Henderson, North Carolina, which offers strategic planning, management training, operational planning, coaching, staff retreats, and other services to spiritual and secular organizations. He is the co-author of The Elephant in the Boardroom: Developing a Pastoral Succession Plan for Your Church and the author of Owl Sight: Evidence-Based Discernment and the Promise of Organizational Intelligence for Ministry.

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An ecumenical resource that helps churches and church leaders begin to

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An ecumenical resource that helps churches and church leaders begin to think about how to transform themselves into vital, flourishing organizations transformation that requires deep, systemic change on the part of the bodies that are meant to help congregations live into their mission in the world.