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Why do most preachers have job descriptions—but most elders don’t?
Have you ever considered what an elder actually commits to when he
accepts the role?
What would happen if a new shepherd’s first elders’ meeting were about
broken lawn mowers instead of broken hearts?
Could documenting the expected roles of elders help prevent future
conflict and confusion?
Does clear communication guide your church’s leadership roles—or just
assumed past practices?
Episode 66: Elder's Job Description PDF
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