Building for Effective Mission

Name: Building for Effective Mission
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ISBN: 9780787938727

By: Kennon L. Callahan

Wiley / 1997 / Hardcover

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No mission is impossible with the help of this essential guide to making your church's facilities meet your ministry's needs. The founder of the National Institute for Church Planning and Consultation advises you on how to renovate, build, or move your facilities; gather funds; choose an architect; and more to make your congregation's mission become a reality. 192 pages, hardcover from HarperCollins.

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Title: Building for Effective Mission
By: Kennon L. Callahan
Format: Hardcover
Vendor: Wiley
Publication Date: 1997

Dimensions: 5 1/2 X 8 1/2 (inches)
Weight: 9 ounces
ISBN: 0787938726
ISBN-13: 9780787938727
Stock No: WW12800

Publisher's Description

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Guides church leaders through the process of clarifying and prioritizing their mission. Kennon Callahan demonstrates how to cultivate your mission with compassion and community, as well as prayer and scripture. This guide will make any congregation's mission become a reality by matching your church's facilities with its ministry needs.

Author Bio

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KENNON L. CALLAHAN, ?researcher, professor, and pastor?is one of today's most sought-after church consultants. He has worked with thousands of congregations around the world and has helped tens of thousands of church leaders and pastors through his dynamic workshops and seminars. Author of many books, he is best known for his groundbreaking study Twelve Keys to an Effective Church, which has formed the basis for the Mission Growth Movement, a widely acclaimed program for church renewal. Callahan has earned the B.A., M.Div., S.T.M., and Ph.D. degrees. His doctorate is in Systematic Theology. He has served both rural and urban congregations in Ohio, Texas, and Georgia and taught for many years at Emory University. Ken and his wife of over forty years, Julie, have two children, Ken and Mike, and three grandchildren, Blake, Mason, and Brice. They enjoy the outdoors, hiking, horseback riding, and camping.