Paul D. Borden

Auteur de Hit the Bullseye: How Denominations Can Aim Congregations at the Mission Field

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Dr. Paul Borden is Executive Minister of Growing Healthy Churches and an international consultant, judicatory leader, former large-church pastor, and professor of homiletics. His book Hit the Bullseye (Abingdon, 2005) has been used by over 50 denominations in leading change.

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Hit the Bullseye: How Denominations Can Aim Congregations at the Mission Field (2003) 101 exemplaires

Direct Hit: Aiming Real Leaders at the Mission Field (2006) 89 exemplaires

Make or Break Your Church in 365 Days: A Daily Guide to Leading Effective Change (2012) 26 exemplaires

Assaulting the Gates: Aiming All God's People at the Mission Field (2009) 18 exemplaires

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Direct Hit: Aiming Real Leaders at the Mission… par Paul D. Borden

An extremely challenging and nearly overwhelming book. There were some ideas I liked, but this author would completely change my church. Only the name would remain the same - perhaps! And I don't know that we need to completely change. I think we can tweak some things, but am not convinced at this point we need such dramatic change of everything, including the building.

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Luke_Brown | Sep 10, 2016 |

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