Feeding & Leading: A Practical Handbook on Administration in Churches and Christian Organizations

by Kenneth O. Gangel

A practical handbook on administration in churches and Christian organizations.

Genres: Leadership

336 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 1989

Reviews

[Andy Littleton]

I will keep this one as a reference. Many simple and practical bits of advice that leaders in churches need to lead their people. Slightly outdated, but still worth at least a scan and to be kept of the shelf for future consultation.

[Lavon Herschberger]

I really liked this as a reference for the administrative processes surrounding leading a church. It helped me to realize than when done well, clear processes can enliven creativity rather than quench it.

My administration gifts are some of my weakest skills in leadership, so I found this book particularly helpful - though more naturally gifted administrators might label most here as “common sense”. While a lot of people may not benefit much from this outdated yet still relevant handbook, the church leaders I know would appreciate this book.

This book was recommended on the Anabaptist Disciples of Christ website.

[Michael Vincent]

I wish there was an updated version of this book for today. This is a great all around book for any pastor to read. Gangel covers much essential ground in ministry for any pastor or staff person involved in a church setting. I highly recommend this.

[Jeff Noble]

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