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5.0 out of 5 stars
Connecting the Pastor's Heart with the Congregation's Soul,
By Lanita M. Pride (Atlanta, GA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Soul Of The Congregation (Paperback)
In a sea of books focusing on church growth to megachurch proportions, "The Soul of the Congregation" reminds us of the human element - the individual - that is an integral part of all churches. Dr. Frank presents episodes of real life congregations to which all pastors can relate. He provides a model for pastors and church leaders to connect their stories with those of the congregation - thus finding the soul. The pastoral voice of the book can renew disilliusioned young ministers as well as revive persons who have served many years of ministry.
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More personality and less soul,
By koheleth (Mesa, AZ USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Soul Of The Congregation (Paperback)
Frank's book is interesting, insightful and even helpful for those who find their vocation in the church. However, the title of his work is very misleading. Rather than writing about the soul of the congregation, he spends his energy discussing a congregation's history and personality...which is still helpful, but not a discussion of the soul. For those looking for a book to dig more deeply into what makes their local churches tick, this volume will provide a good resource. However, those seeking a discussion of the corporate soul (as in Acts 4) should look elsewhere.
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Soul Of The Congregation by Thomas E. Frank (Paperback - April 15 2000)
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