How to Avoid the Malpractice of Ministry
Modern Medicine for Ministry in a Postpandemic Era
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“What Moderna, Pfizer, of Johnson & Johnson is as a vaccine to Covid-19, I believe the leadership topics discussed in this work is to organizations looking to excel in the post-pandemic era. The effect rate of How to Avoid the Malpractice of Ministry is based upon the use of valid and reliable principles of organizational science and practical theology, that when prayerfully applied will produce a very high level of success.” Conclusion
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The far-reaching impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has affected organizations of all types, including the church. It’s changed the way these entities serve their communities today and how they’ll continue to serve them throughout the postpandemic era.
In The Malpractice of Ministry, author Dr. Jerome King offers insight into ministering in the postpandemic era without compromising the Great Commission, delving into purpose-driven church pre-pandemic and postpandemic. Using the metaphor of malpractices in the medical profession and lessons learned in the pandemic, King combines organizational leadership and biblical scholarship to deliver the resource churches need to transform ministries for the new era.
The Malpractice of Ministry journeys through the process, from identifying symptoms and diagnosing ministry problems to incorporating proven measures with promising outcomes.
It urges churches to avoid the malpractice of ministry by taking proactive steps without compromising the church. King shows the best approach to ministry is based on the prayerful implementation of biblical integrity, sound organizational theory, and responsible ministry practice.
About the Author
Dr. Jerome King has more than thirty years in ministry and leadership experience, having served as a denominational leader, executive vice president of Luther Rice seminary, professor of leadership, church consultant, and a senior pastor. He is an Air Force veteran with two doctorates in his field, a doctorate in ministry, and a PhD in organizational leadership.