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Book Reviews

Read to Lead: The Simple Habit That Expands Your Influence and Boosts Your Career

Posted onMarch 1st, 2025September 30th, 2025
Book Reviews

Churches, Cultures and Leadership: A Practical Theology of Congregations and Ethnicities

Posted onMarch 1st, 2025September 30th, 2025
Book Reviews

The Art of Alignment: A Practical Guide to Inclusive Leadership

Posted onMarch 1st, 2025September 30th, 2025
Book Reviews

THE FUTURE OF MANAGEMENT

  If you do not know Gary Hamel or Bill Breen you should. Gary Hamel is a graduate of the School of Business at Andrews …

By B. A. De Oliveira
Posted onJanuary 21st, 2009May 3rd, 2018
Editorial

EDITOR’S NOTES: WHERE YOU LEAD, I WILL FOLLOW

Posted onJanuary 16th, 2009July 25th, 2019

  “But at that moment I glanced round at the crowd that had followed me. . . . They did not like me, but with …

Feature Articles

BURST THE BYSTANDER EFFECT: MAKING A DISCIPLING DIFFERENCE WITH YOUNG ADULTS

Posted onJanuary 12th, 2009April 16th, 2018

  I first learned the term in my undergraduate social psychology class: bystander effect. For the sake of the exam, I just kept in mind …

Feature Articles

THE IMPACT OF FAILURE ON PERSONAL AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION

Posted onDecember 24th, 2008April 16th, 2018

  THE WORSHIP TALK “Right message, wrong audience. This is for you, Jeff. Plan something else for them.” I felt God whispering this to me …

Book Reviews

COMMUNITY: THE STRUCTURE OF BELONGING

Posted onDecember 12th, 2008May 3rd, 2018

  Peter Block, in his engaging book on community and belonging, urges us to set aside other agendas and engage in building the future. He …

Leadership

LEADERSHIP: FACING THE FAIRYTALE

Posted onDecember 12th, 2008April 16th, 2018

  We all like a story. As children we know a good story when we hear it. Good stories have a common beginning, “Once upon …

Light Touch

A LIGHT TOUCH: MOTIVATING AND LEADING VOLUNTEERS

Posted onAugust 12th, 2008April 11th, 2018

  “There was something else Tom needed to tell them, something important but subtle, and he was searching for the right words. Monks could be …

christian

DEVELOPING PERSONS IN CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS: A CASE STUDY OF OMF INTERNATIONAL*

Posted onJuly 17th, 2008April 23rd, 2018

    A DEPRESSING VACATION IN PARIS! From the moment I stepped off the plane in Paris, I was depressed. Imagine! In Paris—art, food, history, …

Leadership

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATION: WHAT THE RESEARCH SHOWS IS WORKING AND WHY

Posted onJuly 12th, 2008April 10th, 2018

  Recent trends in academic leadership development are instructive for those in the academy as well as practitioners. This brief review of literature regarding leadership …

Book Reviews

PRIMAL LEADERSHIP: REALIZING THE POWER OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE

Posted onJuly 11th, 2008July 25th, 2019

  Daniel Goleman’s 1995 best-seller, Emotional Intelligence (2006), gave life to a conversation that challenges the long-held idea that emotions are best kept out of …

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