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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent material to determine your place in ministry.,
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This review is from: Network Participant's Guide (Paperback)
The Network course is an excellent study in which to assess your passion, spiritual giftedness, and personal style in ministry. By determing your personal profile through the discovery of your passion in life, your spiritual gifts, and your personal style, you gain a clearer understanding about how God has uniquely created you. Your servant profile will assist you in better understanding in what area of ministry you might serve in your local church body (e.g., discipleship) and what role you might play in that area of ministry based upon your spiritual giftedness (e.g., shepherding/teaching) and personal style (people- v. task-oriented/ structured v. unstructured). This is the most thorough material I have seen to educate the believer in knowing and understanding his or her place in ministry; definning the spiritual gifts in the Bible and the manner in which those gifts contribute to the life of the body; and explaining why we should be motivated to serve.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A practical guide for affirming personal ministry,
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This review is from: Network Participant's Guide (Paperback)
This is a great guide for the seeker or believer who has a heart to serve and needs a process to explore their personal uniqueness. The servant profile of passion, spiritual gifts and personality is a simple yet effective framework for facilitating a person to find pertinent ministry outlets. Having experienced the process personally, I found the design and flow of the course to be especially good, from the video vignettes to the huddle groups to the gift affirmation process, in which you have others help give perspective to your gifts. I also found the immplementation and leadership materials to be quite helpful in proposing and putting to work a gift-based ministry design in the local church. The only downside to the Network gift-based approach MIGHT be the "modernist" flavor that permeates the material. If you identify more with "postmodern" perspectives you might find Rick Warren's SHAPE process a bit more resonating. Overall though, a very good book that has had a signifigant impact in how churches are designing ministries and placing volunteers for service....I heartily recommend it.
0 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
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By Ms. Z (Chicago, IL USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Network Participant's Guide (Paperback)
The book was used for a class in spiritual gifts. This is the 2nd class that I've taken and if I didn't know what the gifts were and how they are used, I would not have received the information from the book. Not for new believers.
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Network Participant's Guide by Bruce L. Bugbee (Paperback - September 19, 1994)
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