Margaret Marcuson is a particularly winning communicator on the subject of leadership… [she] combines unusual insight with disarming graciousness.
Margaret Marcuson understands the challenge of answering God’s call while responding to the needs of the people that come with it, including oneself. The good news is, there is a way to respond to people that frees you to do what’s yours to do and energizes others to do their part. This makes it easier for you to move forward in your ministry goals. For the last decade, Margaret has worked with church leaders across a dozen denominations and in various phases of change, challenge, or crisis. As a result of her work, leaders report an increase in their clarity, skill, and effectiveness, as well as a renewed spark in their own ministry passion.
What if churches engaged in a practice of year-round stewardship education and promotion? A little emphasis year round, rather than a few weeks once a year can help people grow in faith as they relate to their resources—and help develop …
What do you notice about your reaction to people in your ministry? When I was a pastor, I noticed my annoyance level varied. Sometimes the people in my church, or specific individuals, drove me nuts. At other times, I thought, …
