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Frequently Asked Questions About The Unintentional Interim

Now that my new book, The Unintentional Interim: Ministry in Times of Transition, is officially out in the world, here are answers to what I imagine to be some of the most common questions about it. Where can I find this book? It’s available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Cokesbury, and The Pilgrim Press website.Continue reading “Frequently Asked Questions About The Unintentional Interim”

The Unintentional Interim: Ministry in Times of Transition

Now available from The Pilgrim Press! Order here:The Pilgrim PressAmazonBarnes and NobleCokesbury In the rapidly changing modern church, every minister is an interim.  Few pastors begin their ministry in a congregation believing it will be a short-term or transitional partnership. Yet in a rapidly changing church environment, every minister is an unintentional interim. From author and judicatory leader for ministerial transitions,Continue reading “The Unintentional Interim: Ministry in Times of Transition”

Why Some of My Books Include Questions for Reflection

Back when I was preparing my first book, Coffeehouse Contemplative, for publication, one of the members of the editorial board noted my inclusion of questions for reflection at the end of every chapter. He expressed surprise that I did so, saying that he didn’t usually see such an element in what he thought would beContinue reading “Why Some of My Books Include Questions for Reflection”