Has your church grown to the point of increasing your professional staff? Begin by considering the questions of why, when, and how. You'll find plenty of answers in this comprehensive manual, including models for team ministry. Helpful graphics bring the theoretical into sharp, detailed focus. A vital resource for building a dynamic team that encourages growth. 208 pages, softcover from Baker.
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Reviewed by David (Charleston, WV), April 10, 2003
This book wasn't exactly what I was wanting, but it will undoubtedly be helpful for many pastors and church leaders facing a multi-staff situation for the first time. McIntosh offers an excellent overview of the rationale for having more than one staff person, and the pitfalls to avoid in hiring additional staff. For anyone leading a church from a single staff to multi-staff ministry, this book is not one to miss. The graphs and tables he offers are particularly insightful.
When I purchased this book, I was looking for an aid to keep a multi-staff church moving smoothly, not something to start it effectively. McIntosh's work is very weak in the help it offers to senior pastors who are looking for insights into better leadership of existing staff. If you want that kind of volume, then look elsewhere.
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