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After much reflection and contemplation, I have spent the last several months engaging in what one might call "equine dialogues" with my donkeys, who have patiently borne the brunt of my musings. It may not astonish you that these creatures, sharing the moniker with me, have become my greatest confidants. Their silent counsel has been invaluable, guiding me to the clarity necessary for this urgent appeal to you, my colleagues: we need to mentor men in our church and make it one of our highest priorities, or else.

Erik Reynolds, Leadership, PastorsErik ReynoldsFebruary 21, 2025leadership development Comments

Can Church Planting Revitalize the Advent Christian Church?

How can we revitalize our churches, train leaders, and plant churches? Are these goals important? I suggest that although church planting sometimes seems at odds with church revitalization, it can be a means to revitalize churches because it puts the mission of being Christ’s witnesses to the world front and center. Through planting churches, local churches will see the imminent need to train leaders who can lead their church and send them off to plant new ones locally. The problem will necessitate solutions.

BCC President: "Send your kids to BICS!"

News, Unity, Church PracticesThomas LoghryOctober 21, 2018leadership development, Berkshire Christian College, Berkshire Institute for Christian Studies, Antioch School, Andy Rice, Glenn Rice, Sam Cobb, Roger Brown, Gordon-Conwell, Matt Larkin Comment

Developing Leaders- My Current Experience at Community Church of Westfield

One of the challenges at Community Church of Westfield is developing leadership within the church. When Jean and I came to Westfield, there was one person that was holding things together. She is a dear lady and was doing everything in the church. But I knew that was not enough; to build a church, it would take developing leaders.

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