Thriving Together
5 Secrets to Ministry Team Success: 5 Things Every Leader Should Know to Guide a Successful Team
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Michael London Anglado
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James McGarvey
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Leading a team can be challenging and often times there's not a clear way to be successful. Leading a team within a house of worship or church when someone has never lead before can be down right confusing and daunting! Join best selling author, leadership coach, and "Church Safety Guy" James McGarvey, as he highlights five things that any person can do to be successful within their church for running their team.
"Thriving Together: 5 Secrets to Ministry Team Success" is a valuable resource for anyone leading a ministry team. Its practical advice, focus on biblical principles, and real-life examples make it an invaluable tool for building a successful and cohesive team. Whether you're just starting out as a ministry leader or you're looking to take your team to the next level, this book has something to offer.
Leading any team can have its challenges. Leading teams responsible for protecting others brings with it a whole different dynamic. In both situations, the Bible is the best place to look for the why of leadership and the how. Author James McGarvey, Ph.D, draws on examples from the Bible to provide a solid foundation for his advice, making it applicable in any ministry context. He also provides real-life examples of successful ministry teams and leaders, helping listeners see how the discussed principles can be put into practice.