Mastering Ministry: Mastering Worship

by John Killinger, Jack Hayford, John Kilinger, et al.

Book Overview

The Mastering Ministry Series covers the various challenges of a ministry encounters and teaches how to deal with them-one subject at a time. Mastering Ministry is a perfect "survival guide" for today's pastor addressing relevant topics such as worship, preaching, controversies, evangelism, church management, pastoral care, fundraising and personal growth.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0880703644
• ISBN13: 9780880703642
• Release Date: December 1993
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson
• Length: 152 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.6" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Great addition to this helpful series

If you are responsible for worship in your church, this would be a great addition to your library. The contributions made by these authors will help to spawn creativity in your thinking. I like the fact that three different authors provided their insight. Each of them bring a different perspective to corporate worship and challenge you to think in new ways. Read the book and then let the Holy Spirit move you to be creative with worship. Don't let church be boring!

Super Book--And Practical!

Practical Insights into the Mechanics of Conflict January 6, 2003 I read this book nearly 10 years ago and found it very helpful. As a pastor of over 23 years and a survivor of a few humdinger conflicts, it was comforting to know that conflicts have patterns. It also helped me control my own responses.I wouldn't wish church conflicts on a dog, but they seem to come (to most of us in the ministry, not dogs!) no matter what precautions we take. But they can often be contained early, and this book can help. It will also help you accept that conflict is common and to be expected, therefore leading us to the conclusion that one should be as prepared as possible. The chapters are all pretty good, but those written by Speed Leas excel.The time to read this book is before (or early on)conflict begins. Every pastor needs to be prepared for what is inevitable. Lay leaders (board members, etc.) can also benefit from this book. Also helpful would be Terry Muck's book, "When to Take A Risk."