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Overcoming Criticism
What to do when destructive words make their way into your ministry.
Store Code: AP35
Format(s): Microsoft Word

Price: $9.95
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Topics: Conflict, Conflict management, Conflict resolution, Criticism, Disagreements, Division, Reconciliation

Filters: Committee member, Management, Pastor, Pastoral care, Volunteer

Purpose: Fellowship

References:

Proverbs 27:9

Psalm 56:1

1 Timothy 4:16

Date Added: January 09, 2008

In ministry, criticism is inevitable. But that does not mean leaders are powerless to confront it and make the most of it. This download will help you assess the criticism you receive and evaluate how you can--or should--respond to it.

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Sensing Dissatisfaction
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Classify Your Critics
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From Stumbling Block to Steppingstone
We all feel wounded by a criticâ€™s arrows, but they can become goads to progress.

William Boggs

The Conversation You Dread
A constructive approach for those difficult confrontations.

Denise Van Eck

The Price of Progress
Four ways to keep change from turning your church upside down

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Healthy Dissatisfaction
A commitment to peace can transform how your church approaches conflict.

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