The Church Mouse: Leadership Lessons from the Magic Kingdom

Christopher W. Perry

ISBN 10: 082981874X / ISBN 13: 9780829818741

Published by Pilgrim Press, 2011

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Church Mouse: Leadership Lessons from the Magic Kingdom
• Publisher: Pilgrim Press
• Publication Date: 2011
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 082981874X
• ISBN 13: 9780829818741
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

From the Foreword:
"The Church Mouse is an excellent textbook and manual on how churches can start to become places where people of every age wake up in the morning and want to go."
     - Lee Cockerell, Executive Vice President (retired), Walt Disney World Resort and author of Creating Magic.

Disney attracts millions of people to its parks each year. Millions more watch its shows, buy its merchandise, and flock to its animated movies. What makes Disney different from all other competitors? In The Church Mouse: Leadership Lessons from the Magic Kingdom, Christopher Perry examines the principles, which, for years have separated Disney from others in the entertainment industry and applies these principles to the church. All church leaders, pastors and laity alike, will gain new insight into intentionally building a church culture, creating excitement, developing leaders, and unleashing the creative potential of all members.

About the Author

Christopher W. Perry earned his doctorate from Asbury Theological Seminary and is currently pastor of Robinson Springs United Methodist Church in Millbrook, Alabama. He has previously authored "Learning To Talk Sheep" and continues to study ways to create better leaders in the church. His is also, along with his family, a confessed Disney-phile and probably enjoyed writing this book a little too much.