A Leaders Gathering with Bill Hybels & Andy Stanley
This event took place at the Kerith Centre, Bracknell, 30th January 2012.
It was terrific! If you would like to purchase the audio MP3s or CDs, click here
Keep Learning…
Whether you were able to attend the day or not, this page is dedicated to providing notes, articles and media files on tough leadership issues that the Leaders Gathering typically tackles, for your further reference and comment:
- 20somethings on the Team – James Emery White
- A Leaders Gathering – Session Notes
- A Second Challenge of Church and Culture – James Emery White
- Appropriate Risk Taking
- Barnes and Noble, USA Today and the Church – James Emery White
- Church Growth and Plateaus
- Church Growth: Ministering Faithfully But Not Growing
- Church Website Excellence
- Developing a Strategic Plan
- Developing a Strategic Plan – Conflict
- Engaging with Culture: What’s Shaping Britain?
- Innovating the Church: New Culture, New Methods – James Emery White
- Leaders Gathering with Bill Hybels – Dublin Feedback
- Leaders Gathering with Bill Hybels – Stafford Feedback
- Leadership Lessons from Cornerstone Church, Swansea
- Leadership Lessons from The Vineyard Church, St Albans
- Ministry Blunders: Change Management – David
- Ministry Blunders: Change Management – Rick
- Ministry Blunders: People Management
- Myth 1: There Aren’t Enough Volunteers to Go Around
- Myth 2: Volunteers Are Only Capable of Doing the Busy Work of the Church
- Myth 3: Volunteers Are Free Help
- Myth 4: Most Volunteers Want To Serve in One Role for a Lifetime
- Myth 5: Volunteers Are Not Interested in Training or Development
- Myth 6: Volunteers Need Encouragement from Heaven but They Really Don’t need Much Encouragement from Anyone on Earth
- Myth 7: Volunteerism is a One way Deal — All Output, No Returns, No Rewards
- No Perfect People Allowed: A Culture of Grace – John Burke
- Raising Money in Church
- Some Responses to the Leadership Gathering with Bill Hybels – Anthony Clarke
- Working Relationships: Leaders and Managers
