Training Themes Understanding the Small Church Glenn C. Daman Relationships and unity are hallmarks of this unique setting. See "Strengthening Small Churches" Training Pack

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Topics:	Communication, Community, Leadership, Management, Service, Small church, Unity, Vision
Filters:	Church board, Committee member, Management, Pastor, Volunteer
Purpose:	Ministry
References:	John 17:20
Date Added:	February 12, 2008
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Small churches operate under a family model of leadership in which relationships form the fabric of the community and organization. Just as leadership is vastly different in a family-owned-and-operated business compared to a Fortune 500 corporation, the roles and responsibilities of leaders in a small church are perceived much differently than in a ...

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