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Appreciative Inquiry
Of late, it seems that ministers are regularly advised to take lessons from business models. Whether inspiring volunteers or organizing a fundraiser, we’re urged to look to corporate gurus like Tom Peters. Being masters of human psychology, these people do … Continue reading
Posted in Appreciative Inqiury, calling, church growth, Church Leadership, clergy coaching, communication, congregations, families, goals, growth, ministry, rabbis, small groups, tools for mininsters
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