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AQUAchurch,<br />

Essential <strong>Leadership</strong> Arts For Piloting Your<br />

Church in Today’s Fluid Culture<br />

Leonard Sweet<br />

Group Publishers, 1999 ($20)<br />

“You can't consult maps in a world where<br />

the terra is no longer firma. In a world<br />

with no familiar landmarks, you can only<br />

explore the world for yourself." Len Sweet<br />

had given church leaders a wonderful<br />

resource for exploring this ancient/future<br />

world. He establishes the context of<br />

ministry in today's world and provides<br />

11 1 / 3 “leadership arts" for navigating the<br />

seas of postmodernity along with practical<br />

applications and examples of real aquachurches.<br />

The Dance of Change,<br />

The Challenges to Sustaining<br />

Momentum in Learning Organizations<br />

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Roberts, Richard Ross, George Roth<br />

and Bryan Smith<br />

Doubleday/Currency Books, 1999 ($35)<br />

The latest in the Fifth Discipline<br />

series of resources, this is a valuable<br />

guide for leaders seeking to<br />

initiate and sustain change in an<br />

organization. It is rich in insight,<br />

learnings, exercises and tools to help<br />

leaders break through the power of<br />

the status quo, initiate change and<br />

innovation, and sustain the transformation long-term.<br />

The Handbook for<br />

Multi-Sensory Worship<br />

Kim Miller and the Ginghamsburg<br />

Church Worship Team<br />

Abingdon Press, 1999 ($39)<br />

“Worship celebrations designed<br />

to speak to today's culture must<br />

be planned for the purpose of<br />

connecting with God and my<br />

God-destiny." This useful<br />

handbook and accompanying<br />

CD are the latest resource from<br />

Ginghamsburg UMC, a church<br />

that is a leader in developing<br />

effective ways to reach<br />

contemporary culture. The<br />

handbook has outlines and<br />

specific resources of theme,<br />

Scripture, music and video for 34 different worship celebrations.<br />

<strong>Leadership</strong> by the Book<br />

Ken Blanchard, Bill Hybels<br />

and Phil Hodges<br />

William Morrow Books, 1999 ($20)<br />

A modern-day parable, this book is the story<br />

of three leaders — a professor, a minister and<br />

a businessman — and how they are able to<br />

apply the leadership lessons and wisdom of<br />

Jesus to their lives. While not autobiographical,<br />

it draws on the experience of the<br />

authors, all influential leaders in real life.<br />

<strong>Leadership</strong> A to Z<br />

James O'Toole<br />

Jossey-Bass Publishers, 1999 ($22)<br />

Leaders at all levels will benefit<br />

from this wisdom book on<br />

leadership. Both a handbook<br />

on leadership and a coaching<br />

tool, it is organized like a<br />

dictionary with topics literally<br />

from A to Z. These lessons for<br />

leaders are concise, practical<br />

and based on sound<br />

scholarship and real-life<br />

experience.<br />

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The New Pioneers,<br />

The Men and Women Who Are Transforming<br />

the Workplace and Marketplace<br />

Thomas Petzinger, Jr.<br />

Simon & Schuster, 1999 ($25)<br />

Based on three years of travel, interviews<br />

and analysis, this book manages to<br />

chronicle the revolutionary shifts that are<br />

transforming not only the economy but<br />

the way we work and live. This is much<br />

more than a “business book." Petzinger<br />

makes sense of the shift from the Industrial<br />

Age to an “Age of Adaptation" through<br />

the stories of the people on the front line<br />

of the revolution.<br />

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