Why Some Declining Churches Like Their Pastors More as They Get Smaller

Rainer on Leadership
09/08/2024 23 min Episodio 866
Why Some Declining Churches Like Their Pastors More as They Get Smaller

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Though counterintuitive, some declining churches start to appreciate their pastors more. This dynamic is usually unhealthy, but not always. Thom and Sam discuss what they see in these situations. What was once unheard of has not become more common.

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