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Why Pastor Steve Loves His Job
Pastors are overworked, underpaid, and bear the weight of unrealistic expectations. Why then are so many so satisfied?
by David Goetz
Why Pastor Steve Loves His Job Part 2
by David Goetz
WHAT IT COSTS TO REACH THE COMMUNITY
An interview with Bill Leslie
Marshall Shelley and Larry Weeden
PERILS OF THE PROFESSIONALLY HOLY
Bill D. Hallsted
PEOPLE IN PRINT
CONFESSIONS OF A BORED PASTOR
Sometimes ministry can feel like a long night on the assembly line.
Steven L. McKinley
COMMITMENT: HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH?
In a world of competing demands, how much should the church expect of its lay people? A Leadership Forum
WHO CARES FOR PASTORS?
WHEN YOU FEEL EMPTY
If you question your calling and competence, you're not alone.
Alistair Brown
TRENDS IN PASTORAL CARE
How to minister to the cocooned, overextended, and fractured people of the nineties.
Lyle Schaller, Steven L. McKinley, Knute Larson, and Wayne Jacobsen.
READING YOUR GAUGES
How to monitor your fitness to minister and make sure you don't run out of fuel.
Bill Hybels
PEOPLE IN PRINT
MARRIED TO THE MAN AND THE MINISTRY
Amid changing expectations, the minister's mate chooses a challenging role.
Bonnie Shipley Rice
WHAT ABOUT THE PASTORATE
The confessions of a pastor no longer under pressure--and longing for it.
John Killinger
MINISTERIAL BUNIONS
What do you become when ministry rubs the wrong way? Toug? Or tender?
Philip Yancey
GOOD FENCES MAKE GOOD PASTORS
Boundaries can lengthen and strengthen your ministry.
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Desert and Harvest: A Sabbatical Story
Eugene Peterson
Burning Out, Rusting Out or Holding Out?
Ministers, like motors, needn't die of overactivity or inactivity. A little maintenance will keep them running for the long haul.
James D. Berkley
AN ANTIDOTE TO STRESS
How to Keep a Youth Minister
Pastors of high schoolers don’t need to graduate each June.
Paul Borthwick
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