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  • Worship Leading Tips: 3 Questions You Must Answer in Every Worship Service

    by Steve Finkill | March 11, 2013

    Imagine going to a new friend’s home for dinner and experiencing this: your host simply opened the door and said, “Welcome! Come on in!” and then turned and walked away person after person in their family walked into the room and simply started a conversation without introducing themselves everyone in the host family seemed busy with tasks, but you were unsure of what you were supposed to do You’d probably feel a little disoriented and vaguely uncomfortable.

  • 5 Reasons Some Leaders Finish Poorly

    by Ed Stetzer | February 13, 2013

    I was recently in a meeting discussing the future of an evangelical movement.

  • Four Keys to Clear Visionary Communication

    by VRcurator | November 25, 2016

    Below is a weekly series posting content from one of the most innovative content sources in the church world: SUMS Remix Book Summaries for church leaders.

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    by Brandon Cox | May 1, 2019

    Okay, content marketing might be a new term for you.

  • 7 Things Pastors Should Teach Those in the Marketplace

    by Lukas Naugle | March 5, 2013

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  • A Vision Resource for German-speaking Church Leaders

    by ND Strupler | December 19, 2012

    ND Strupler, Leadership Development Director with the ICF Movement in Zurich, Switzerland, just delivered an early Christmas present to Auxano.

  • 4 Lessons Your Hospitality Teams Can Learn from a Hotel Concierge

    by Jason Young | August 11, 2016

    A remarkable hotel concierge has an insatiable appetite to serve guests with professionalism and to deliver personalization through what can often be perceived as monotonous tasks.

  • 1 Key to Serving Your Guests Well

    by Shep Hyken | August 7, 2017

    Editors Note: During our August focus on Guest Experiences, we are honored to have some of the best voices in the world of Customer Experience provide guest posts for the Vision Room.

  • Is Your Children’s Ministry More Than Fun?

    by Ed Stetzer | October 22, 2014

    One of the hidden treasures that the "Prince of Preachers," Charles Spurgeon, left the church was a little book titled Come Ye Children.

  • 3 Movements Toward a More Outward Focus

    by Rich Birch | September 21, 2017

    I’m so excited to have Omar Garcia with us today.

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