Black and white television. Westerns. The Ford Edsel. Full–service gas stations. The cold war. The nuclear fallout shelter. Fifty years ago, these institutions were conerstones of culture. But now they’re commemorated in museums and rarely affect everyday life.As the rate of change continues to accelerate in our fast–paced culture, many ideas, traditions, and establishments quickly become obsolete. If current trends continue, the church will be next. Just like the Ford Edsel whose time has come and gone, most churches are equipped with a ’rearview mirror.’ And they often spend more time looking at where they came from, rather than where they are going.Pastors must keep up with the times. In Survivial Skills: Leading Your Church in a Changing World, Stan Toler and Glen Martin teach pastors to look at the trends and the times to anticipate the future and help them develop the survival skills necessary for new millennium ministry.

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A book to help you see how God Is Able to meet your needs! Learn to be a better steward and discover what stewardship is all about! It's not fundraising, but management. Created to accompany the God Is Able stewardship education month

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Originally from the How to Grow a Caring Church resource packet, this is a great little book of ideas and inspiration for building a caring ministry. Covers such topics as caring--a necessity, the need to organize, ways to care, caring people into the kingdom, the prayer wheel, Scripture references for caring ministers, additional resources, important phone numbers. A tool for those who care to meet people's physical and emotional needs, as well as spiritual needs. 59-page paperback.

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This manual will help your church develop a salary package that is equitable for your pastor(s) and suitable for your congregation. Developing a compensation plan is difficult, but taking the time to devise such a plan will clarify communication, lift morale, improve ministry among your church staff, and enhance pastoral longevity.

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