Building and maintaining momentum in the church
When a church is thriving there is a great sense of momentum: 'We're on the move, the lord's at work among us, we're achieving something, we're growing...' But of course, that's not always the cas
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The top 10 tasks of christian leadership
This is a seminar for those in the thick of leading a local church, emerging into leadership, or are open to the possibility of God calling them into full-time christian ministry.
Secular tools/Spiritual Leadership
Many churches and their congregations long for clear vision, effective mission strategies and well managed change.
Leading in harmony: How to lead as a couple
How do you lead a church or area of ministry as a married couple? This seminar will explore how to complement and encourage one another as an intimate team.
Kingdom Leadership: The birthing, maturing and testing of true leadership
Is Kingdom leadership different to the way the world leads? This seminar unpacks the way God births, matures and tests the type of leadership that is safe to be used.
The art of leading yourself
Where are you heading? Are you able to call people to follow you as you follow Jesus? As a leader are you succeeding in leading the most difficult person - yourself?
The key qualities of a Christian leader
This seminar examined five pairs of Christian qualities: holiness and humanity, authority and servanthood, truth and grace, courage and wisdom, conviction and learning. When these qualities are h
Persevering in Leadership
Is it possible as leaders to make it to the end of ministry unscathed? So many leaders seem to fall and struggle with the pressures of ministry life.
Building a Staff Team
One of the most important assets for growth is your staff team. Where do you begin, who do you appoint first, where does the money come from, how do you plan for growth through your staff?
Strategic thinking and planning in church life
Turning dreams and ideas into visions, into strategies, into plans, into events and programmes, and finally into communication and organisation and action, are some of the processes involved in ef