To Dream Again, Again! - By Robert D. Dale

To Dream Again, Again! – By Robert D. Dale

Name: To Dream Again, Again! - By Robert D. Dale
SKU: Dale29-6
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This book explores the power of congregational dreams. The health cycle model offers an organic, inside-out approach for understanding church health and avoiding pathology. This book is for leaders, both clergy and laity, who love their congregations and are committed to keeping their churches healthy and redemptive.

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About the Author: Robert D. (Bob) Dale, a leader coach since 2007, is the author or co-author of numerous articles and of more than two dozen books on leadership and church ministries, including Weaving Strong Leaders: How Leaders Grow Down, Grow Up, and Grow Together (Nurturing Faith, 2016). Earlier he served as an executive at the Virginia Baptist Mission Board, founding the Center for Creative Church Leadership, and as a seminary professor and local church minister. He holds a Ph.D. in Christian ethics and behavioral sciences.

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SKU: Dale29-6 Categories: Books, Church, Dale, Robert D., Healthy Church Resources, Healthy Church Resources, Leadership, Spiritual Growth Tag: Church Leadership and Ministry

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An e-book is available on Amazon (Kindle) and Barnes & Noble (Nook).

This book is part of the Healthy Church Resources series, which is a collaboration of the Center for Healthy Churches, the Eula Mae and John Baugh Foundation and Good Faith Media. Other books in the series are available here.

Dale (1941 - 2021) was an ordained minister who was the author or co-author of numerous articles and of more than two dozen books on leadership and church ministries, including Weaving Strong Leaders: How Leaders Grow Down, Grow Up, and Grow Together (Nurturing Faith, 2016). Before his retirement in 2009, he served as an executive at the Virginia Baptist Mission Board, founded the Center for Creative Church Leadership, and was a seminary professor and local church minister. He held a Ph.D. in Christian ethics and behavioral sciences.