Letters to Lee

Paul C. Clayton

doi:10.5771/9781566995757

Letters to Lee

Mentoring the New Minister

Erschienen 1999

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doi.org/10.5771/9781566995757
ISBN print: 978-1-56699-212-1
ISBN online: 978-1-56699-575-7
Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham

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Zusammenfassung

Each year, hundreds of newly ordained pastors enter their first congregations, unsure whether seminary training has truly prepared them for the day-to-day work of parish ministry. Clayton uses a unique epistolary format—from an older, experienced pastor to a novice—to address wisely such issues as preparing for weddings, funerals, and baptisms; planning education, evangelism, and stewardship programs; growing spiritually; developing a leadership style; and maintaining personal and professional boundaries. Highly acclaimed while used in Clayton’s Andover Newton seminary classes, this book is the perfect introduction to parish ministry for students, new pastors, and mentors.

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Preface
- CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION: Values behind Leadership
1–4 CHAPTER 1: Creating a Work Environment 1–4
5–10 CHAPTER 2: Ministry with Others 5–10
11–18 CHAPTER 3: Our Public and Private Lives 11–18
19–24 CHAPTER 4: Leadership Style 19–24
25–28 CHAPTER 5: Power in Ministry 25–28
29–38 CHAPTER 6: The Wedding 29–38
39–43 CHAPTER 7: The Funeral 39–43
44–48 CHAPTER 8: The Baptism 44–48
49–57 CHAPTER 9: Planning for Sunday 49–57
58–63 CHAPTER 10: Making Christian Education Work 58–63
64–69 CHAPTER 11: A System for Parish Care 64–69
70–78 CHAPTER 12: Stewardship That Works 70–78
79–82 CHAPTER 13: Education for Mission 79–82
83–90 CHAPTER 14: The Church Crisis 83–90
91–97 CHAPTER 15: Evangelism 91–97
98–102 CHAPTER 16: Spirituality of the Clergy 98–102
103–108 CHAPTER 17: Reforming the Congregation 103–108
109–113 CHAPTER 18: Continuing Growth for the Pastor 109–113
114–116 AFTERWORD: Thanks To You, Lee, and Others 114–116
117–118 NOTES 117–118
119–121 BIBLIOGRAPHY 119–121

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