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Servant leader, servant preacher
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- The model of leadership exemplified by the position of the preacher in the Reformed tradition can be called 'singular leadership.' This model has survived in the church long after its demise in western culture. A new model, 'servant leadership,' is more appropriate in the church at the turn of the twenty-first century. From servant leadership a model of servant preaching can be developed. Servant preaching reflects a contemporary homiletic that emphasizes partnership between preacher and congregation, and fosters a relationship of trust in which a preacher's leadership is established. The model of partnership between preacher and people is built on the author's experience with the Parish Project Group, in dialogue with the work of four homileticians.
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