Lost In Logistics: A step-by-step guide to transform your board and get your ministry moving

Robert Moss

ISBN 10: 1684340853 / ISBN 13: 9781684340859

Published by Warner Press (edition ), 2018

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Lost In Logistics: A step-by-step guide to transform your board and get your ministry moving
• Publisher: Warner Press (edition )
• Publication Date: 2018
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1684340853
• ISBN 13: 9781684340859
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

 Are you a Church Leader who feels Lost in Logistics?

• Tired of too many long, boring and exasperating church board meetings?
• Struggling with who should make the decisions?
• Feeling under-utilized in ministry?
• Is your board micro-managing the day-to-day, or leading from a big-picture vision?
• Are you resigned to the routine of regular and ineffective board and committee meetings?
• Are you and your church leaders feeling frustrated and uninspired?

You’re not alone.

This new book offers relief for those who have spent numerous hours and evenings serving on committees or boards in their churches or nonprofit organizations. With decades of experience in being a part of church boards, Rev. Bob Moss provides a step-by-step guide for implementing a healthy decision-making structure and training your church or nonprofit board to function with clarity and effectiveness.

 

About the Author

Robert L. Moss is Executive Leader at Church of God Ministries (Anderson). Before taking up this responsibility in 2014, he served for more than thirty years in pastoral ministry, including congregations in Washington, Wyoming, Michigan, and most recently at Salem Church of God in Ohio. He also served as the executive state minister for the 150 congregations in Indiana and led with distinction as a two-term chairman of the North American General Assembly of the Church of God. Internationally, his ministry has extended to India, Paraguay, Lebanon, Germany, and Hungary.