Finding a Vision for Your Church - Milton, Michael A
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The church is more than a building - it is an assembly of people joined together across distances and even through time to fulfill God's purposes in the world. Each local gathering of that assembly needs a vision to help its members accomplish the work God has called them to do. But how do you inspire your church to create and follow through on a vision? Mike Milton provides tested, biblical ideas to get everyone in the church involved in a plan to help the congregation grow. Each chapter develops an awareness of what needs to be done, provides questions for review, and includes prayers by…mehr

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The church is more than a building - it is an assembly of people joined together across distances and even through time to fulfill God's purposes in the world. Each local gathering of that assembly needs a vision to help its members accomplish the work God has called them to do. But how do you inspire your church to create and follow through on a vision? Mike Milton provides tested, biblical ideas to get everyone in the church involved in a plan to help the congregation grow. Each chapter develops an awareness of what needs to be done, provides questions for review, and includes prayers by elders and ministers of churches that have put these ideas to use.
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Michael A. Milton (PhD, University of Wales; MPA, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) is a Presbyterian (PCA) minister, author, and retired U.S. Army Chaplain (Colonel). A former Chancellor of Reformed Theological Seminary, Dr. Milton has served as a pastor, educator, and author of over 35 books. He is the founder of the D. James Kennedy Institute of Reformed Leadership and a leading voice in church planting, pastoral theology, and missiology. He resides in North Carolina with his wife, Mae.