The Art of Kubernesis (1 Corinthians 12 - Perkins, Larry J.
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Those who chair church boards deserve our prayers and respect. Often with little preparation or experience, they step up to lead the primary spiritual leadership team within a local congregation. When they need help, they have to search long and hard to find resources that respond to their specific questions and concerns. The Art of Kubern¿sis (1 Corinthians 12:28): Leading as the Church Board Chairperson fills this gap. It takes the best ideas about chairing nonprofit boards being discussed today and carefully evaluates them. Those ideas that are compatible with biblical values and the unique…mehr

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Those who chair church boards deserve our prayers and respect. Often with little preparation or experience, they step up to lead the primary spiritual leadership team within a local congregation. When they need help, they have to search long and hard to find resources that respond to their specific questions and concerns. The Art of Kubern¿sis (1 Corinthians 12:28): Leading as the Church Board Chairperson fills this gap. It takes the best ideas about chairing nonprofit boards being discussed today and carefully evaluates them. Those ideas that are compatible with biblical values and the unique nature of a church congregation contribute to this ""map"" for church board chairpersons. Although its primary frame of reference is congregational polity, the principles discussed can help anyone who chairs a faith-based nonprofit board.
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Autorenporträt
Larry J. Perkins is president emeritus of Northwest Baptist Seminary (Langley, Canada) and professor emeritus of biblical studies at Northwest Baptist Seminary and the Associated Canadian Theological Schools of Trinity Western University. He is the author of The Pastoral Letters: A Handbook on the Greek Text and contributed the translation of Exodus to A New English Translation of the Septuagint.