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ServantLeader Ministries
conducts leadership seminars worldwide on the
philosophy of servant leadership as taught and practiced by Jesus Christ.
Our mission is to educate, encourage and equip
leaders in all walks of life who desire to serve rather than be served.
Are you
satisfied with your leadership abilities? Are you achieving the results
you expected? How can you motivate, inspire and encourage people to be
more efficient, effective and creative? If you are in business, athletic
administration, or full-time Christian ministry are you realizing your
full potential? Are your followers realizing theirs? How can you
exercise kingdom leadership in the marketplace?
In the new millennium the
old command and control style of leadership will not get you to where you want
to be. A new form of leadership is required; a style that will
unleash the creativity of people working together to achieve common goals.
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Seminars
in Servant Leadership
will introduce you to a unique style of leadership that is
modeled on the approach of Him who said He came to serve, not to be served.
This upside down leadership style puts the needs of followers above the needs of
the leader, promotes teamwork, individual dignity and worth, and results in a
synergy of purpose unachievable with the old leadership models.
We also offer
leadership coaching and consulting
services for leader
development.
Click
here to read a
description of the seminars we currently offer. Other leadership topics,
such as strategic planning, may also be taught as requested.
Contact us with your
needs and we will find the right solution.
Please visit our
Feedback page before leaving the
website.
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Hot Links
• Click
here to view the presentation, "Leadership
Lessons from Life"
• Click
here to read the
daily log of our recent teaching
mission trip to East Africa, listen to moving testimonials and more... •
Click
here to view a typical
seminar outline and a narrated
slide presentation for each block of instruction. •
Click here for the description,
along with narrated slides, of a
new seminar
specifically designed for athletic administrators. |
Join
our
Leadership Blog
and discuss tough issues for leaders who want to serve rather than
be served!
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Discussion Papers
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MBO vs. Goal Setting
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Performance
Evaluation, Part 1
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Performance
Evaluation, Part 2
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Strategic Assessment, Part 1
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Strategic Assessment, Part 2
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Strategic Assessment, Part 3
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Strategic Assessment, Part 4 |
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ServantLeader Ministries in the
News
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Read the
daily log for the recent teaching mission
trip to East Africa, listen to testimonies, and more...
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Read the paper,
"Strategic
Assessment and Plan," presented at the
2006 Servant Leadership Roundtable,
Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA, July 31-August 1, 2006
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Read about
Servant First! in
The Presbyterian Polis, March 12, 2005
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See
University of Word-of-Mouth, Servant Leadership Presentation on March 23,
2005
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The Thinker's Blog for an online discussion of
Servant
First!
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University of Saskatchewan, Leadership Studies,
Servant Leadership Project: Servant Leader References
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The Cry for Suffering,
Volume 10, number 1, Spring 2004
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Word Made Flesh staff
profile
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12th Annual
Writer's Digest International Self-Published Book Awards
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Seminars in ServantLeadership
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June 11, 2008,
Lagos, Nigeria, June 17, Port Harcourt, Nigeria, June 20, Abuja, Nigeria in
conjunction with
International Christian Ministries
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February
1, 2, 2008: Strategic Planning Seminar, Asheville Home Builder's Association
Board of Directors
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March 14-16, 2008:
Executive Seminar, Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania [postponed]
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March 20-29, 2008:
International
Christian Ministries Seminary, Kitale, Kenya [postponed]
- October
29, 2007: 4th Quarter Men's Meeting,
"Leadership Lessons from Life," Black Mountain, NC
- November 24-December 2, 2006:
International
Christian Ministries Seminary, Kitale, Kenya
- October 6-7, 2006:
AIDS Community Alliance, Harrisburg, PA
- August 21-24, 2006:
Belhaven College,
Jackson, MS
"...just as the Son of Man did not come to be served,
but to serve..." Matthew
20:28 |
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