Description: The significance of Dr. John Green's book entitled The Haves and The Have-nots: Guidelines for Leading Congregational Change and Economically Empowering Poor Communities, rests in his concern about the economically poor communities in which black churches find themselves and thus carryout their ministries. It is an intriguing practical and theological exploration with the major goal of the narrative to present models of ministry grounded in sound biblical theology, and supported by theologians and practitioners familiar with local church outreach strategies and who have chronicled their experiences about churches doing ministry among the economically disadvantaged. The importance of Dr. Green's book rests in the question of whether or not African American churches will be able to rise above their middle-class status in order to reach out to the poorer communities surrounding their churches. The book presents leadership strategies that will enable pastors as well as the leadership in local churches to begin to engage in congregational change. Presenting leadership strategies for overcoming the status anxiety that hinders outreach of local black churches to the community is the goal of this well-written book. Edward P. Wimberly, Jarena Lee Professor Pastoral Care and Counseling Interdenominational Theological Center
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EAN: 9781512779264
UPC: 9781512779264
ISBN: 9781512779264
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Item Length: 22.9 cm
Book Title: The Haves and Have-Nots: Guidelines for Leading Congregational Change and Economically Empowering Poor Communities
Item Height: 229mm
Item Width: 152mm
Author: John F Green D Min
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
Topic: Religious History, Christianity
Publisher: Westbow Press
Publication Year: 2017
Item Weight: 331g
Number of Pages: 108 Pages