Better Together

Better Together: Making Church Mergers Work - Expanded and Updated

by Tomberlin, Jim

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"Thousands of Protestant churches are perplexed by plateaued or declining attendance, while other congregations nearby thrive. Is there a way for them to combine forces, drawing on both their strengths, in order to increase their missional impact? Church merger consultant Jim Tomberlin (with co-writer Warren Bird) makes the case that mergers today work best not with two struggling churches but with a vital, momentum-filled lead church partnering with a joining church. In this practical, example…

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Better Together : Making Church Mergers Work - Expanded and Updated / Jim Tomberlin and Warren Bird ; Foreword by Craig Groeschel.

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"Thousands of Protestant churches are perplexed by plateaued or declining attendance, while other congregations nearby thrive. Is there a way for them to combine forces, drawing on both their strengths, in order to increase their missional impact? Church merger consultant Jim Tomberlin (with co-writer Warren Bird) makes the case that mergers today work best not with two struggling churches but with a vital, momentum-filled lead church partnering with a joining church. In this practical, example-filled, hands-on guide for church leaders at all levels, they enable those contemplating mergers to understand the issues, avoid landmines, and develop strategies for success"--

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  • Publication Date:2012
  • Edition:First edition

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"A Leadership Network publication."

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  • Description:1 online resource (xix, 252 pages)

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9781506463360, 1506463363
  • oclc:on1176276069
  • LC Classification:BX8.3
  • Dewey Decimal:262/.2

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