Building effective leadership teams: a process to aid pastors in major ministry projects

Mark S Rindels

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Building effective leadership teams: a process to aid pastors in major ministry projects

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Mark S Rindels. Building Effective Leadership Teams: a Process to Aid Pastors In Major Ministry Projects. Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5b6596f9-0a38-48fd-9d5c-4302bb24d186?locale=es.

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M. S. Rindels. Building effective leadership teams: a process to aid pastors in major ministry projects. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5b6596f9-0a38-48fd-9d5c-4302bb24d186?locale=es

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Mark S Rindels. Building Effective Leadership Teams: a Process to Aid Pastors In Major Ministry Projects. Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5b6596f9-0a38-48fd-9d5c-4302bb24d186?locale=es.

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Mark S Rindels

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The ministry project was designed to enlist, develop, train, and empower a leadership team from Sequoia Heights Baptist Church in team-building skills. It grew out of the director's need to build a team to lead the church in building and relocating to a new facility and his need to encourage team-building skills. A three-day retreat and four monthly workshops were created to train the team in biblical team-building concepts. The result is that the team emerged as a strong, cohesive unit, they took ownership of the process, and the director developed as a builder of teams.

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