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The Grid
Church leadership is a colossal responsibility. There are so many initiatives, people, and problems that jostle for the limited resources available. When tough decisions need to be made it can be easier to consign training to the list of things to jettison.
Adrian Reynolds argues that training isn’t just important, but that it is actually a biblical mandate essential to the goal of becoming more like Jesus. He provides an easy-to-use practical tool that will help you to think through where your church is currently at, where you need to get to, and how you’ll get there.
Use The Grid as an individual or as a church leadership team and start the conversation about training in your church.
Easy to use practical tool to help churches think through training.
Adrian Reynolds argues that training isn’t just important, but that it is actually a biblical mandate essential to the goal of becoming more like Jesus. He provides an easy-to-use practical tool that will help you to think through where your church is currently at, where you need to get to, and how you’ll get there.
Use The Grid as an individual or as a church leadership team and start the conversation about training in your church.
Easy to use practical tool to help churches think through training.
73 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2018
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Adrian Reynolds
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Adrian Reynolds is one of the leaders of Christchurch Harborough and also serves as Associate National Director for the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches in the UK. He previously served as Director of Ministry of the Proclamation Trust and associate minister at East London Tabernacle Baptist Church, London. He is married to Celia and has three adult daughters and two grandchildren.
Adrian Reynolds is one of the leaders of Christchurch Harborough and also serves as Associate National Director for the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches in the UK. He previously served as Director of Ministry of the Proclamation Trust and associate minister at East London Tabernacle Baptist Church, London. He is married to Celia and has three adult daughters and two grandchildren.
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August 17, 2018
Helpful, if brief, introduction to one possible way to audit and then think through training in the church.
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