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Leadership Styles: The 6 Styles You Must Master to Lead a Church
Leadership Styles: The 6 Styles You Must Master to Lead a Church
Leadership Styles: The 6 Styles You Must Master to Lead a Church
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Leadership Styles: The 6 Styles You Must Master to Lead a Church

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Leading in church is more complex than business or civil service because the people you are supposed to lead only comply with your ideas when they feel like it. One or two styles will work out there when you have the axe but you need all six with volunteers. When you fire a volunteer you cause significant collateral damage because others back off. That takes you further from your goal.

You can learn a different leadership recipe if you are open to it. That new balance will take you to leadership heights you never imagined.

This short book will take you on the journey of a lifetime if you let it.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherGary V Carter
Release dateAug 22, 2017
ISBN9781370882045
Leadership Styles: The 6 Styles You Must Master to Lead a Church
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Gary V Carter

Gary is variously known as a Ministry Imagineer / Engineer, a Life Coach, a Pastor, a Church Starting Specialist, a Church Health Consultant, a Writer and Publisher. In all those roles people often comment on his abiding passion for ministry. Those are some of his various vocational dimensions but he is also a husband to Wendy, father and grandfather. Gary’s ministry life now spans five decades. And he still stays fresh and more energized than many who are just starting!

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    Leadership Styles - Gary V Carter

    Leadership Styles

    The 6 Styles You Must Master to Lead a Church

    Gary V Carter

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    Kainos Enterprises

    7777 Churchville Road

    Brampton ON L6Y 0H3 Canada

    Copyright 2017 Gary V Carter

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    Visit www.garyvcarter.com for free additional resources

    All scripture quotations, unless otherwise indicated, are taken from the HOLY BIBLE, NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright ©1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by International Bible Society. Used by permission of Zondervan. All rights reserved.

    Contents

    Leading a Church Is Different and Complex

    Six Facets of Leadership Style

    The Visionary

    The Commander

    The Colleague

    The Facilitator

    The Pacemaker

    The Coach

    Your Recipe

    Assignments

    Personal Assessment

    Open the Discussion

    About the Author

    Leading a Church Is Different and Complex

    A church leader needs a sense of progress to have a satisfying experience. Some followers want a sense of sameness with an expected experience. For them showing up gives all the satisfaction they feel they need. Others want progress that is different than what the leader looks for. Difficulties between leaders and follows are common in churches. We need to break down this issue if we are going to build up the church.

    The focal point here is leadership as it relates to staff and volunteers in a church. This is not about personal counselling or coaching. The leadership material here is structured with church tasks in mind. There are many other considerations such as how to deal with multiplying good attitudes and the development of personal skills.

    Church leadership has similarities to leadership in any human endeavour. When John Maxwell moved from pastoring into the secular realm he found that people loved his theories of leadership. He states that he built his thinking on the foundation of the Scriptures. That took the understanding of leadership in a different direction. At the same time, the discoveries of non-Christians are valid where they are consistent with the Scriptures.

    The lead pastor in a church usually desires to be the prime leader. Yet, often he feels

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