Teach A Child To Fish: How Adaptive Leadership Might Transform Local Church Mission

Goodlet, James Samuel, III

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Teach A Child To Fish: How Adaptive Leadership Might Transform Local Church Mission

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First Presbyterian Church (FPC) and its on-site preschools are facing an adaptive challenge. A lack of space limits the number of student seats available, while tuition costs restrict access to families able to afford sky-high rates. Meanwhile, childcare teachers are paid low salaries for their services, and children living in poverty fall farther and farther behind. Such a challenge threatens not only a child’s livelihood, but also the congregation’s vision “that all may know God’s love.” This project will examine how the principles of adaptive leadership might reframe the congregation’s missiological understanding and practices via the work of education.

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