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What do these books have in common?

Articles of Government, Canadian Conference Brethren in Christ: most current edition. (Canadian participants are to read this document. It is available through the Canadian Conference Office) -- being 'South of the border,' not necessary for me

Manual of Doctrine and Government, General Conference Brethren in Christ Church: most current edition. (US participants are to read this document. It is available through Evangel Press and/or as a download from the Denominational Website http://www.bic-church.org/about/manual.asp) -- received

Your own Regional Conference Bylaws: most current edition. (Available through your Bishop’s office) -- received

Leadership Books

Collins, Jim. Good to Great and the Social Sectors: A Monograph to Accompany Good to Great. HarperCollins: 2005. -- received 7/1/2011. Thank-you for the loan Carl!

Herrington, Jim, Creech, R. Robert, and Taylor, Trisha. The Leader’s Journey – Accepting the Call to Personal and Congregational Transformation. Jossey-Bass: San Francisco. 2003. -- in process of receiving

Hoke, Kenneth O. Servant Leadership and Theological Understandings: Does the Theology of the Brethren in Christ Impact the way we choose to lead? Unpublished Doctoral Thesis: 2001. (Available through the CMD office at www.bic-church.org/equipping) -- received

Johnson, Spencer. Who Moved My Cheese? G. P. Putnam’s Sons: New York. 1998. -- checked out the library

Rinehart, Stacy T. Upside Down, The Paradox of Servant Leadership. NavPress Publishing Group: Colorado Springs, Colorado. 1998. -- -- in process of receiving

Readings for Leadership & Structure within the Brethren in Christ Church Core Course, which is my last Brethren in Christ core class. AND I'll be writing reports on each of them :) A special thank-you to those who helped supply me w/copies of the books :)

I'm taking the Brethren in Christ Core Courses as part of my relationship with Brethren in Christ World Missions. Perspectives in World Missions comes next. I've been waiting a long time for this class :)  Note: I've taken all of the Core Courses for seminary credit at Ashland Seminary and they will transfer to my studies at Evangelical Theological Seminary (Myerstown, PA). I resume classes at Evangelical in the fall.

Updated: 7/7/2011. 5:01 pm EST.