The Promise of Partnership: Leadership and Ministry in an Adult Church (edition 1991)

by James D. Whitehead

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James and Evelyn Whitehead, pastoral theologians with rich ministry experience, show how leadership and ministry can shift from the parent/child model to one based on true partnership. Winner of the 1992 Catholic Press Association Book Award."A though-provoking analysis of a church in change and of the leadership tranformations necessary for the effective ministery." —Christian Education Journals… (more)

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Title:	The Promise of Partnership: Leadership and Ministry in an Adult Church
Authors:	James D. Whitehead
Info:	Harpercollins (1991), Edition: 1st, Hardcover, 225 pages
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The Promise of Partnership: A Model for Collaborative Ministry by James D. Whitehead

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James and Evelyn Whitehead, pastoral theologians with rich ministry experience, show how leadership and ministry can shift from the parent/child model to one based on true partnership. Winner of the 1992 Catholic Press Association Book Award."A though-provoking analysis of a church in change and of the leadership tranformations necessary for the effective ministery." —Christian Education Journals

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