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Supervision can be a gift of grace. This book explores pastoral supervision in the context of leade...
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"…unrevealed until its season, something God alone can see." For Christians, the word "requiem" is ...
Recover the Eucharist for Church and Ministry For John and Charles Wesley, few things were more imp...
Refresh, renew, rekindle passion for ministry by helping others revisit their stories. Reinvigorate...
Find peace, balance, focus, and well-being in the midst of everyday pressures of college life. An 8...
Incorporate spiritual disciplines into collegiate ministry settings. Inspired by the religious life...
Schism and heresy are not doctrinal divisions but failures to love. In theological discussions abou...
An overview of the life and theology of John Wesley and the distinctives of Methodism with applicat...
A 360-degree approach to local church finances for congregations of all sizes Includes: guidelines,...
Common worship? Yes, because faith requires it. A broken church cannot repair a broken world. Commo...
A down-to-earth, practical introduction to the ins and outs of preaching. This book is for those wh...
Mission: Conversation, Credibility, Connection Mission is often dismissed as an extraneous add-on o...
Lead with cultural intelligence as you minister to God's diverse peoples. Author, HiRho Y. Park's l...
Journal your way through a 12-week Christian leader intensive. This fully illustrated resource comb...
Let us remember that Jesus was an immigrant. This book comes from an international dialogue on coll...
Reclaim the Third Way of Evangelism Produced in cooperation with The Foundation for Evangelism, thi...
We shape and are shaped by the stories we tell about ourselves. Methodists love to tell the story a...
The United Methodist impasse over human sexuality has its roots in two dichotomous ideologies of hi...
La mayordomía no se trata de lo que tenemos, sino de lo que damos a los demás. Luego del desastr...
Transformation carries political consequences. Even in his own day, there were social repercussions...