Learn how to handle conflict so you can get on with your vision fulfillment.

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Product Description

It's no secret that congregations have conflict. Anyone who has served as a church leader knows about the friction that can take place within a congregation. And too much friction can lead to heated levels of infighting and strife. But used properly, can conflict really be a positive thing for your church?

The direct result of George Bullard's twenty-five years of work in the area of training congregational and denominational leaders in various strategies to address conflict, this book empowers congregations to use conflict to deal with issues in a healthy and productive manner. In Every Congregation Needs a Little Conflict, Bullard guides church leaders in how to use conflict as a positive force for transition and change, and how to handle unhealthy conflict that might arise.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #488461 in Books
• Published on: 2008-06-15
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 164 pages

About the Author
George Bullard is a congregational and denominational leadership coach and editor of The Columbia Partnership Leadership Series from Chalice Press. He is also Project Director for Lake Hickory Learning Communities' Sustaining Pastoral Excellence process, and wrote Pursuing the Full Kingdom Potential of Your Congregation.

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Customer Reviews

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