You don't have to wear a skeleton mask to put on the face of death. We do it every time we try to kill an idea, stamp out a dream or suffocate a church with our own need for control

Too often we overlook the needs of our spouses as we care for the needs of our flock.

Dr. Kallestad continues this seminar series with the focus on church for the unchurched. From Beeson Institute series Oct 2000.

Dr. Galloway speaks on leadership with vitality at Beeson Institute February 2001. Mobilizing lay people for ministry.

From Christian Educator's Handbook on Adult Education. This book chapter focuses on single adults and single parents facing the challenge of balancing life as it relates to individual, family, career and spiritual development ...

In Dieter T. Hessel's Preface to his book Social Ministry, he states: All church members share one common ministry, which is social in all of its aspects. Thus there is no question as to whether the church will be involved ...

What is emerging as a fundamental need in every major denomination today is a "new spirituality," one that entails a radical alternative in the face of the U. S. A. lifestyle of competition, materialism, and individualism. ...

However, Sally and Andy Langford issue a compelling call to extend that thoughtfulness and effort to include other dimensions of our worship. Their invitation is not to do something in addition to our message preparation, ...

Hurricanes, like most crises, have a way of discombobulating both the external environment and the internal psyche of the persons experiencing them. And both environment and psyche, once the hurricane has moved out to sea, ...

With the exploding proliferation of the Internet with all its functions, the church must learn to use these assets for ministry.