Growing Together provides congregational leaders with opportunities for spiritual growth. Each of the fifty exercises includes an opening prayer, a personal sharing exercise, a Bible reading, discussion questions, and a closing prayer. Use this book in your council and committee meetings to build community and foster a spirit of cooperation, harmony, and mutual support.
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The Congregational Leader Series provides practical resources for planning and leadership development. The contents help lay leaders link the word of God to the particular history, mission, and membership of their congregation. The authors draw upon their expertise to show leaders how they can use their unique personal gifts to enrich the life of the congregation.
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Harold Eppley ia a pastor in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, with many years of experience in small-group ministry. He is also the co-author of Smart Choices: Making Your Way through Life and the editors of Starting Small Groups and Keeping Them Going.
Rochelle Melander is a chaplain at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. She and her husband, Harold Eppley, have co-authored several books.
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Like most church committees and boards, the parish council at Christ's Church meets regularly to attend to a variety of tasks. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Amen Gathering, Community Builder, Christ Jesus, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Ever-present God, Luke's Gospel New!
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Like most church committees and boards, the parish council at Christ's Church meets regularly to attend to a variety of tasks. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Amen Gathering, Community Builder, Christ Jesus, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Ever-present God, Luke's Gospel New!
Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Fun Friend-Making Activities for Adult Groups by Karen Dockrey in Front Matter
- Rituals & Icebreakers: Practical Tools for Forming Community by Kathleen O. Chesto in Front Matter
- Daily Life, Lib Of Congress (American Albums from the Collections of the Library of Congr) by Colonial America 1 Of 6 5-8 in Front Matter
- Death and Grief (Intersections (Augsburg)) by Harold Ivan Smith in Front Matter
- Turning Committees into Communities: A Surprisingly Effective Means for Preventing Worker Burnout, While Boosting Morale at the Same Time by Roberta Hestenes in Front Matter
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- Where in the World is Integrity? The Challenge of Doing What is Right by Bruce B. Roberts in Back Matter
- Practicing Right Relationship: Skills For Deepening Purpose, Finding Fulfillment, And Increasing Effectiveness In Your Congregation by Mary K. Sellon in Back Matter
- Our Lives Are Not Our Own: Saying ''Yes'' to God (Lutheran Voices) by Rochelle Melander on page 94
- Making Disciples, Making Leaders by Steven P. Eason in Back Matter
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