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Theological themes of reformed worship related to church staff management

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George S Cladis. Theological Themes of Reformed Worship Related to Church Staff Management. Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ae205938-96d0-44f1-96d1-8a5117936edd.

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G. S. Cladis. Theological themes of reformed worship related to church staff management. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ae205938-96d0-44f1-96d1-8a5117936edd

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George S Cladis. Theological Themes of Reformed Worship Related to Church Staff Management. Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ae205938-96d0-44f1-96d1-8a5117936edd.

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  • Pastors of large churches (more than 500 members) generally agree that staff conflict is often the most difficult problem they face in ministry. This project describes a process for developing a written staff covenant with a large church staff based on the order and theological bases of Reformed (Christian) worship. The project examines the Trinitarian image of God as a theological model for good human (staff) relationships; relates Trinitarian theology to modern models of organizational management; and highlights the order of Lord's Day worship as a theological superstructure for meaningful church staff community. A process that develops a written staff covenant emerges from the initial theological study. A final section evaluates the project and suggests ways to improve such a process.
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  • 02/17/2024

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