November 1997 Issue
Joel Sarli
The challenges of contemporary American ChristianityA tribute to Robert Spangler
Willmore D. Eva, James A. Cress
In the fireplace of life, Robert Spangler was pure cedar.
In the fireplace of life, Robert Spangler was pure cedar.Journeying through personal grief
Darold Bigger
Loss and hope: impact of a murder
Loss and hope: impact of a murderPreaching as leadership
Philip Follett
Dynamic essentials of pastoral leadership
Dynamic essentials of pastoral leadershipSlowing down to pray?
Derek J. Morris
Finding a path to deeper personal spirituality
Finding a path to deeper personal spiritualitySpeaking up without wearing down
Richard Rice
Preserving and developing your voice as a pastor
Preserving and developing your voice as a pastorReligious liberty and you
Anonymous
The North American Division Department of Public Affairs and Religious Liberty
The North American Division Department of Public Affairs and Religious LibertyService over self-interest
Rex D. Edwards
Spiritual leadership in a Christian democracy
Spiritual leadership in a Christian democracyReaching the secular mind through health ministry
Gary D. Strunk
Applying the principles of Scripture to issues of health provides an opening to human hearts
Applying the principles of Scripture to issues of health provides an opening to human heartsThe Marrow-Minded Christian
Robert H. Granger
Relevant information illustrating the connection between spiritual and physical health
Relevant information illustrating the connection between spiritual and physical healthIndispensable tools for building a ministry team
Doug Burrell
Building a team spirit in a church, pastoral staff
Building a team spirit in a church, pastoral staffKit Watts to encourage women ministers
James A. Cress
AIthough Seventhday Adventists do not ordain women to the gospel ministry, more than 200 women serve in pastoral and ministry leadership roles throughout the world. In fact, not one division of the church is without women functioning in some leadership capacity. The…
Letters to the Editor
Feed my different sheepWhy does Ministry lower its editorialstandards so much as to publish such anarticle as "Feed My Different Sheep"(January 1997)? God has provided Hischurch with a wealth of divinely inspiredknowledge to more than fill the needs ofGod's people.Shall…
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James A. Cress
Recently I sat down with a group of colleagues to discuss how to build trust. We divided our work into two topics: (1) the qualities of a trustworthy individual and (2) the qualities of a trustworthy organization. Whether conference or congregation, the characteristics that, we believe, are hallmarks of a trustworthy church organization include: Leaders who lead. Visibility of leadership, both in defining the mission and targeting desired outcomes is vital. Typically,… Continue reading...
