Leadership Development: An Age-Old Challenge with a Modern-Day Twist
Sponsored by: Leadership Network
Type: White Paper
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Many of today's church leaders face the same problem: leadership development. Most struggle to find better ways to empower and release their people for ministry, and now with the emergence of the multisite movement, church planting and rapid church growth, many of the top choices have already been taken. Churches today are using a variety of strategies and philosophies to generate new leadership in order to find the right balance of formal leadership development and more organic spiritual training.
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