Cultivating Emerging Leaders: Understanding a Pastor's Role

Spencer A Clark

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Cultivating Emerging Leaders: Understanding a Pastor's Role

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Spencer A Clark. Cultivating Emerging Leaders: Understanding a Pastor's Role. Bethel University. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/cbd18dca-0ba3-4a0b-be79-82cf009014e2.

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S. A. Clark. Cultivating Emerging Leaders: Understanding a Pastor's Role. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/cbd18dca-0ba3-4a0b-be79-82cf009014e2

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Spencer A Clark. Cultivating Emerging Leaders: Understanding a Pastor's Role. Bethel University. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/cbd18dca-0ba3-4a0b-be79-82cf009014e2.

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Abstract

This study explored the influence a local church pastor has in developing an emerging leader. The researcher reviewed biblical model of the leader/follower relationship or Moses/Joshua, Elijah/Elisha, and Jesus/the disciples. A literature review of transformational leadership and follower-focused leadership models was completed. Servant leadership, situation leadership, and redemptive leadership were examined. Followership was included to understand the emerging leader's responsibility. Three developmental timelines were considered as well. The study resulted a framework for pastors to consider in developing emerging leaders. Emerging leader development involves four areas: spiritual, personal, leadership, and ministry skills. The shared responsibility is defined in this project.

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