Practical Ministry Skills Changing a Church Culture Sarah Sumner Practical ideas to reform how women and men work together in your church. See "Working With The Opposite Sex" Training Pack

Store Code: PS25-C Format(s): Microsoft Word  Type: Devotional

Topics:	Communication, Conflict, Relationships, Sexual Immorality, Teams, Teamwork, Temptation, Unity
Filters:	Church board, Committee member, Management, Pastor, Small groups
References:	Hebrews 10:24
Date Added:	August 22, 2007
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Most ministry teams have not consciously created their own staff culture, but rather accepted the culture as it has been developed and handed down to them. But better relationships depend on an improved atmosphere.

Leaders can strategically guide their teams through the process of defining the staff's cultural values.

Here's how to examine and reshape ...

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