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10 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
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Hits The Mark
Enjoyable and comprehensive, but editorally it's less than perfect - found misspellings and sentences which terminated midstream. Although this may not effect one's perspective, there is the question - Did I miss something important here? Examples: "wotship" for "worship" and "Dying may not be a" isn't completed, which leaves one...
Published on January 29, 2000 by Nathaniel S. Barbour
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Got Questions?
Lyle Schaller's "44 Questions for Congregational Self-Appraisal" sounds like a mouthful, but it is a good source for churches that may be re-thinking the ways of doing their ministry. My church is just now merging with another congregation and the two sessions are using this book to inspire thinking about our "new" congregation and church. Clearly, this isn't the only...
Published on September 8, 2005 by Barry Edward Gaut
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: 44 Questions for Congregational Self-Appraisal (Paperback)
Lyle Schaller's "44 Questions for Congregational Self-Appraisal" sounds like a mouthful, but it is a good source for churches that may be re-thinking the ways of doing their ministry. My church is just now merging with another congregation and the two sessions are using this book to inspire thinking about our "new" congregation and church. Clearly, this isn't the only resource out there, but it does present some honest and soul-searching questions that need to be asked when considering a church's future. A good addition to any church library.
10 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
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By Nathaniel S. Barbour (Leesburg, VA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 44 Questions for Congregational Self-Appraisal (Paperback)
Enjoyable and comprehensive, but editorally it's less than perfect - found misspellings and sentences which terminated midstream. Although this may not effect one's perspective, there is the question - Did I miss something important here? Examples: "wotship" for "worship" and "Dying may not be a" isn't completed, which leaves one hanging... Other than the few editorial gliches (publishing flaws), the book is excellent.
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44 Questions for Congregational Self-Appraisal by Lyle E. Schaller (Paperback - Feb. 1998)
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