Leader Shifting can be glorious and successful or fraught with mistakes that lead to disaster. Success requires understanding basic relational and authority dynamics, then following well-thought out steps for a smooth succession. This book will be most beneficial for small to medium-sized churches that have some freedom in how successors are chosen and especially for churches that recognize the five-fold ministry. However, all churches and church leaders should be planning for succession. Beginning now is always better than later!
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After pastoring a church in the Northwest United States, Dr. Harold R. Eberle embarked on a traveling ministry through he has influenced leaders lives all over the world. Over the course of 40+ years of ministry, he has authored more than 30 books and helped build 15 Bible colleges in the Philippines, Africa, and Pakistan. Harold and Linda Eberle were married in 1978. In addition to helping with the ministry, Linda was a third-grade school teacher for 15 years. Together they live in Yakima, Washington, USA, where they raised their three children who are now grown. Yakima serves as headquarters for their ministry known as Worldcast Ministries and Publishing.
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Paperback. Condition: Good. Brave Faces is Mary Arden's story as she moves from her privileged English upbringing to dealing with the realities of World War I. Mary's memoir gives an insight into the changes in society that took place with the advent of war. As the Second World War breaks out, Mary's parents are determined that their daughter's privileged upbringing should continue, and that life should carry on as much as normal. She is sent to finishing school and becomes a debutante attending 'coming out' balls in London, despite the nightly bombing raids. However, Mary is determined to do her bit for the war effort, and volunteers to serve as a Red Cross Nurse, before joining the WRNS. Accepted into the WRNS, not as an officer, but as 'other rank', Mary has to learn to live a very different kind of life to the one she was brought up to expect. She is used to being chaperoned, only talking to men she has been 'introduced' to, so it's an almost impossible task for her Senior WREN Officer to find a suitable category for this naive girl. Mary finally becomes part of a new elite category known as Night Vision Testers, training the young pilots to see in the dark so they can land their planes on the deck of their aircraft carrier and not in the sea. As the war progresses, Mary moves from one Naval Air station to another. Her tasks become stranger than fiction and her duties are definitely outside her job description - and most probably outside the rules too. An evocative memoir about one woman's life from privilege to service, heartbreak to laughter. Seller Inventory # CIN1882523482G
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