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Lewis Center for Church Leadership

Advancing the knowledge and practice of church leadership

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# Lewis Center for Church Leadership

Advancing the knowledge and practice of church leadership

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## Posts

- [A Layperson’s Deep Gladness Meets a Literal Deep Hunger](https://www.churchleadership.com/leading-ideas/a-laypersons-deep-gladness-meets-a-literal-deep-hunger/) - Pastor Kellen Roggenbuck writes about one of many examples that led him to give more attention to the clues God is giving us, often from laity, for next faithful steps in our congregational witness. He encourages the practice of discernment where we acknowledge that God takes the lead while inviting the faithful to join God’s
- [Christian Evangelism in a Pluralistic World](https://www.churchleadership.com/leading-ideas/christian-evangelism-in-a-pluralistic-world/) - Canadian seminary president William H. Harrison, moved by the “irremediable damage” done to indigenous peoples by a primary focus on numbers in Christian evangelizing, writes of moving to a different understanding of evangelism. Dr. Harrison, president of Lutheran Theological Seminary in Saskatchewan, describes his approach to teaching what evangelism can look like in today’s pluralist
- [Engaging Young Adults](https://www.churchleadership.com/leading-ideas/engaging-young-adults-2/) - As young adults seek meaning and connection beyond traditional religion, churches are asking how to reengage them. Beth Ludlum, Co-Director & VP of Strategic Initiatives of The Hub for (Re)imagining Ministry at Wesley Theological Seminary, explores cultural shifts shaping young adulthood today. She offers 6 practical steps for churches to build authentic relationships with young
- [Helping After Natural Disasters: Please DON’T Do These 6 Things](https://www.churchleadership.com/leading-ideas/helping-after-natural-disasters-please-dont-do-these-6-things/) - In the wake of natural disasters, well-intentioned donations and self-deploying can inadvertently hinder relief efforts. Annette Spence shares how to effectively support recovery initiatives while avoiding six common pitfalls in disaster response. When relief efforts began for Hurricane Katrina in 2005, people from all over the nation sent clothes to a crippled New Orleans—an unbelievable
- [Leadership as a Liberal Art: An In-depth Interview with Michael Lamb](https://www.churchleadership.com/leading-ideas/leadership-as-a-liberal-art-an-in-depth-interview-with-michael-lamb/) - In this interview, Michael Lamb talks about The Arts of Leading: Perspectives from the Humanities and the Liberal Arts, exploring how the humanities offer essential insights into leadership. He argues that leadership is a liberal art, grounded in freedom, virtue, and human connection. Lamb highlights lessons from unsung leaders, the performing arts, and biblical figures Michael Lamb shares
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