Developing Coaching Excellence Handbook

by Robert E. Logan, Sherilyn Carlyon, Tara Miller (Editor)

What makes an excellent coach excellent? How does one measure a coach's competency? While much has been written about what makes an effective coach, the Developing Coaching Excellence Handbook examines the question from a Christian perspective and is based on an international qualitative research project.

One issue missing from all secular approaches to coaching is the importance of God being in the center of the coaching relationship and process -- the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

This handbook is designed for leaders who strive for excellence in coaching. It can be used in many

as a self-study
in group training
as a guide following coach assessment
as a resource and reference for ongoing improvement
You will find this to be a useful guide that you can return to time and time again. After all, improvement is not something you do only once, but part of the ongoing journey toward excellence.

102 pages, Spiral-bound

Published March 15, 2007

About the author

Dr. Robert E. Logan has well over thirty years of ministry experience, including church planting, pastoring, consulting, coaching, and speaking. Bob has seen a great deal, yet remains on the cutting edge of ministry as he is currently planting an organic, missional network of churches in Los Angeles. Bob earned his DMin from Fuller Theological Seminary. Current favorite ministries include volunteering in a recovery community, and helping lead a house-church gathering.