Doing Good, Well: The Applicability of Leadership Theory to Faith-Based Leadership

This book is an attempt to synthesize the logic of mathematics, organizational behavior/management policy of an MBA and ecclesial scholarship of a Doctorate of Strategic Leadership into the pages of one book. This book begins with the premise that, similar to corporate leaders, faith-based leaders are also capable of implementing these skills and resources to maximize the efficiency of church organizations. It is critical that they have a full toolkit of resources to leverage when administering their organizations. It also acknowledges and recognizes that a life fully engaged in active ministry doesn’t necessarily allow time to pursue degrees in each of the aforementioned subjects. As a result, Dr. Bell has attempted to create a medium through which ecclesial practitioners and scholars may review these various topics to obtain insight. Similar to survey courses in college, readers should see it as a beginning point for further exploration. Take from it what you will and apply it to your God-given vision. Use it as a springboard to the progressively revealed Will of God for the effective administration of your call.

Dr. Bell is a Managing Partner of Bell, Griffin & Associates. He is highly sought after thought leader, strategist, change agent and motivational speaker. He has over 30 years of corporate project and logistics management experience and over 25 years of executive ecclesial leadership experience. He holds a Doctor of Strategic Leadership degree in Ecclesial Leadership from Regent University.

The Author May Be Reached At: Craig.bell@BellGriffin.com