Who should be involved in ministry decisions?

March 27, 2017

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Hesitant to involve your staff and volunteers in decisions? You may want to rethink that position. Jim Barber, Executive Director of The Society For Church Consulting, shows what congregations desire from their leaders and how it impacts the processes in a church. (Excerpted from the Society For Church Consulting’s Church Staffing Summit 2015.)

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