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Case studies of pastoral leadership in the church. #22
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- This project is part of a larger study conducted through Dallas Theological Seminary called 'Cathedral Project.' The goal is to do case study research on successful pastors in North America to determine if their leadership styles match an hypothesis which states that, 'An effective Christian leader is a servant leader who under the direction of the Holy Spirit maximizes strengths, minimizes limitations, and consistently grows in Christlike character in order to influence others to develop adn accomplish a common vision.' Two pastors in central and eastern Canada were studied and both were found to comply with the leadership hypothesis.
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- 02/17/2024
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