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Dealing with Staff
Deal with staff conflict in a Christ-honoring way.
Store Code: SG12
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Price: $19.95

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Topics:Church staff, Compensation, Evaluation, Firing, Handbooks, Hiring, Job descriptions, Management, Policies
Filters:Church board, Deacon, Discipleship, Elder, Pastor
Purpose:Discipleship
References:1 Timothy 3:1-16, Romans 12:8, Ephesians 4:11-13
Date Added:February 03, 2005



Overview

Do you have a problem with a staff member or key leader, and you're not sure where to turn? Is your church experiencing turnover or colliding personalities? While treading through these touchy issues, the key to success and redemption is dealing with it in a Christlike way.

Download these nine articles from Leadership journal to help you work through staff problems. You'll be given ideas for restoring broken or strained relationships. If you sense someone needs to be let go, questions to ask yourself and steps to take are provided. Also included are some common-sense details for how to avoid legal issues.

This Training Pack contains all of the following:

When No One Wants Second Fiddle
It’s not easy to keep the music going when all eyes are on first chair.

 
When Ministry Styles Clash
He was aloof and authoritarian; I needed warmth and affirmation. How could we work together?

 
When Ministry Programs Collide
When time, money, and leadership are limited, whose work takes priority?

 
When a Staff Person Isn't Doing the Job
Even the wisest of churches ends up with ineffective employees who need termination.

 
To Fire or Not to Fire
Questions to ponder before you announce the point of no return.

 
Church Employment and the Law
What you should do to avoid potential lawsuits.

 
Moving Staff People Around
(and why it makes me sick).

 
by Kevin Miller
A dismissed pastor tells how he survived and made his way back to active ministry.

 

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