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Stack Your Skill Sets

Stacking Your Skill Sets

November 6, 2018 Mark

4th Place Disappointment In 2016, following an extended period of injuries, setbacks and a lengthy recovery, Kara Goucher attempted her comeback for the U.S. Olympic

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Leading by Gratitude

Make Serving A Joy

November 1, 2018 Mark

Not Employees Volunteers aren’t employees. When you’re leading in a church setting, there isn’t a single person involved who doesn’t have the real option of

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Questioning Forward: In This Together

September 8, 2018 Mark

I’ve been making posts about Appreciative Inquiry, an effective method for studying an existing group of people and discerning how to implement positive change in

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Seven Mistakes Your Church Should Make

Seven Mistakes Your Church Should Make

September 5, 2018 Mark

Churches are too cautious. People who won’t change can’t grow, because growth cannot occur without something being done differently than it was before. Churches that won’t

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Questioning Forward: Better Than When It Started

August 15, 2018 Mark

I’ve been sharing reflections on the different assumptions of a group evaluation method called Appreciative Inquiry. One assumption that seems especially obvious is that in

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spontaneity and spiritual growth

Spontaneity and Spiritual Growth

July 23, 2018 Mark

My family went for a period of about 2-3 months when we played Scrabble all the time. Many evenings when homework was done, we would

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in every organization some things work well

Questioning Forward: Every Group Has Its Strengths

June 11, 2018 Mark

One of the core assumptions of Appreciative Inquiry is that in every organization, some things work well. An unfortunate aspect of leadership is that it

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