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The pastor was on vacation and I was invited to be the guest preacher. Before the service, while I was being briefed by the worship leader, I noticed a significant hubbub at the
You probably hear it as often as I do. "Trying to get them organized is like herding cats." Whether it's being applied to the stewardship committee, the congregational council, or the local minister's
A study by the Wall Street Journal discovered that larger corporations with smaller boards outperformed their counterparts with larger boards by a significant margin. In fact, as few as 3-5 extra people made
"Good morning, Mrs. Dalton. Do you have a seating preference?" "Oh, Sheila, you ask me every week. You know I always sit in the same place." The usher smiled. "Yes, but you never
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