Developing Leaders in a Postmodern World
Sponsored by: Leadership Network
Type: White Paper
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The postmodern culture certainly shapes the lives of young people, but it also has a profound impact on every person of every age in every church. To develop leaders in this culture, many next generation pastors have concluded that they have to lower the bar of entry into the process, select more carefully than ever, and connect deeply by mentoring to impart truth, skills, and character.
- Windows into the Culture
- Everyone Serves, Some Lead
- Initially, Lower the Bar
- A Move Toward Mentoring
- Careful Selection
- The Role of the Pastor
- Celebrate the Right Things
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