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Beware of mission myopia from your pastor — and yourself

Your ministry has a distinct organizational personality; in fact, every ministry does. However, many church executives remain largely unaware of organizational personality, and how it helps or hinders ministry efforts. Within any church, a unique mix of people rise to positions of influence. These influencers define your organization’s personality. To identify organizational personality, we need to know: 1) The personality of each influencer within the organization; 2) Assuming a four quadrant assessment tool is used (Myers-Briggs, DiSC, or AssessME.org’s ePersonality), the quadrant categories shared by key influencers. The four assessment quadrants include:

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Fan club

Bullying the pastor can be a growth industry within churches, but even

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Getting to know the land they love

The Israel Ministry of Tourism once again invites a group of megachurch pastors on an educational tour.

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Taking a look at ‘green’ construction

Discover the ideal balance of capital costs, sustainable design and delivery.

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Nice leaders threaten?

The book of Lamentations deals with the apparent

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Youth share faith

There is a lot about youth today that centers down on

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Energy savings are significant in providing funding for other ministry

More churches realize good financial and environmental returns through energy efficiency.

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‘Volunteer Vacations’ mix enjoyment with purpose

Christian mission trip opportunities abound in areas that take into account unique skills and attributes.

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Adam and Eve — and dinosaurs

One-of-a-kind museum offers groups a high-tech tour through biblical history.

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Choose the right place to put your church’s assets

Your church finds itself with some kind of windfall.

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