"Great leaders sacrifice their own comfort–even their own survival–for the good of those in their care... The foundational skill of courage-building is the willingness and ability to rumble with vulnerability. Without this core skill, the other three skill sets are impossible to put into practice. Consider this carefully: Our ability to be daring leaders will never be greater than our capacity for vulnerability. … [Read more...]
The Best Of The Blogosphere For The Week Of August 11th
This Week's Top Posts From Around The Web
The Power Of Five Minutes -Justin Kanoya 8 Ways Leaders Delegate Successfully - Deborah Grayson Riegel 59 Things Not To Say To A Preacher - Joe McKeever Does Silence Equal Agreement? - Scott Miller How To Navigate Weakness On Your Team - Dan Rockwell And, this week's funny video... … [Read more...]
Capital Campaign Names
A Little Help With What Some Think Is The Most Difficult Part Of A Capital Campaign
We've run a total of 5 separate capital campaigns at my church since 2004. We're now working on a 6th. So, I've had plenty of experience with them. I have also had the privilege of helping other church leaders with stewardship strategies and capital fundraising campaigns for their churches. The last campaign I helped a church with, I'm happy to say, went very well. They were able to raise 120% of their goal over a … [Read more...]
It’s Your Fault
Addressing A Common Cultural Characteristic In Many Organizations
I recently re-read a booklet entitled, Culture Shift by Dr. Price Pritchett. One chapter was right to the point, in my view, concerning a common cultural characteristic in many organizations, but is especially prevalent in those where rapid change is the norm ... like a growing church. The chapter is entitled, Taking Personal Responsibility for Fixing Things. CCV's culture is certainly one of rapid growth and … [Read more...]
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