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The need to merge churches is growing ever more crucial as congregations assess how to thrive in cultural diversity and ever-changing times. Every denomination faces the urgency to shift from maintenance to mission, and from survival to renewal. Church Mergers offers churches of all sizes and traditions practical advice on how to merge successfully. Authors Thomas G. Bandy and Page M. Brooks draw on decades of experience to illustrate why and how missional mergers are possible. Church Mergers guides congregational leaders and regional planners through the process of successful mergers. It…mehr
The need to merge churches is growing ever more crucial as congregations assess how to thrive in cultural diversity and ever-changing times. Every denomination faces the urgency to shift from maintenance to mission, and from survival to renewal. Church Mergers offers churches of all sizes and traditions practical advice on how to merge successfully. Authors Thomas G. Bandy and Page M. Brooks draw on decades of experience to illustrate why and how missional mergers are possible. Church Mergers guides congregational leaders and regional planners through the process of successful mergers. It shares the stories of four churches in the merger process, explaining the steps to assess their situations, build trust, and discern vision. The book offers guidance to assess the potential for merger, explore contextual relevancy and lifestyle compatibility, overcome internal and external obstacles, define strategic priorities, create new boards, build leadership teams, combine assets, and more. Church Mergers shows that a faithful, healthy, missional merger is possible, and it illustrates that the whole can indeed be greater than the sum of its parts.
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Autorenporträt
Thomas G. Bandy is an internationally recognized consultant, conference speaker, and leadership coach for Christian organizations and faith-based nonprofits. Working across denominations and cultures, he coaches a range of churches. He is the president of Thriving Church Consulting and an associate and author with www.MissionInsite.com. He has been a pastor, planter, and church transformation specialist, and has provided national leadership for the United Church of Canada.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1-Why Merge? Chapter 2-Unexpected Visions. Chapter 3-Get Moving! Chapter 4-Steps on the Journey: Four Churches Model the Merge Process Chapter 5-The True Cost of Discipleship: Anticipating the Real Price of Success Stage 1: Preparation Chapter 6-Trust: Foundation for Candid and Faithful Conversation Chapter 7-Vision Team: Trusted Leadership to Discern the Future Chapter 8-Facing Reality: Critical Momentum and Critical Mass Chapter 9-Breaking Control: Surrendering Privileges Stage 2: Prioritization Chapter 10-Hope: Opening to God's Grace Chapter 11-Compatibility: Demographic Research, Lifestyle Compatibility, and Mirroring the Mission Field Chapter 12-Setting Priorities: Measureable Outcomes Chapter 13-Stress Management: Living Between Grief and Promise Stage 3: A New Beginning Chapter 14-New Board: Credible Leadership for Critical Mass Chapter 15-New Identity: The Symbol of a New Beginning Chapter 16-Asset Management: Resourcing Teams and Ministries Chapter 17-Building a Core Team: Competent Leadership for Critical Momentum Chapter 18-Strategic Planning: Traction and Steering Chapter 19-A New Beginning: Seven Years Later Chapter 20-Essential Information: Basics for a Successful Merger Chapter 21-Critical Momentum: Creating Synergy to Keep Moving Forward Chapter 22-Critical Mass: Essentials for Congregational Indpendence and Full Time Ministry Chapter 23-How to Get Traction: How to Get a Grip on the Road to Mission Chapter 24-How to Steer in the Right Direction: How to Arrive at Your Destination on the Road to Mission Chapter 25-Why Many Merges Fail . and Some Succeed!
Chapter 1-Why Merge? Chapter 2-Unexpected Visions. Chapter 3-Get Moving! Chapter 4-Steps on the Journey: Four Churches Model the Merge Process Chapter 5-The True Cost of Discipleship: Anticipating the Real Price of Success Stage 1: Preparation Chapter 6-Trust: Foundation for Candid and Faithful Conversation Chapter 7-Vision Team: Trusted Leadership to Discern the Future Chapter 8-Facing Reality: Critical Momentum and Critical Mass Chapter 9-Breaking Control: Surrendering Privileges Stage 2: Prioritization Chapter 10-Hope: Opening to God's Grace Chapter 11-Compatibility: Demographic Research, Lifestyle Compatibility, and Mirroring the Mission Field Chapter 12-Setting Priorities: Measureable Outcomes Chapter 13-Stress Management: Living Between Grief and Promise Stage 3: A New Beginning Chapter 14-New Board: Credible Leadership for Critical Mass Chapter 15-New Identity: The Symbol of a New Beginning Chapter 16-Asset Management: Resourcing Teams and Ministries Chapter 17-Building a Core Team: Competent Leadership for Critical Momentum Chapter 18-Strategic Planning: Traction and Steering Chapter 19-A New Beginning: Seven Years Later Chapter 20-Essential Information: Basics for a Successful Merger Chapter 21-Critical Momentum: Creating Synergy to Keep Moving Forward Chapter 22-Critical Mass: Essentials for Congregational Indpendence and Full Time Ministry Chapter 23-How to Get Traction: How to Get a Grip on the Road to Mission Chapter 24-How to Steer in the Right Direction: How to Arrive at Your Destination on the Road to Mission Chapter 25-Why Many Merges Fail . and Some Succeed!
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