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Alban at Duke Divinity School Alban at Duke helps leaders connect and learn from one another by sharing practical wisdom, stories of thriving congregations and transformational models of ministry
Alban at Duke Divinity School » Books Alban books are now available from Bloomsbury The full Alban catalog includes books on congregational leadership, church size and its impact on dynamics, missions and outreach, and more
Where Are We Now? A Leadership Report Update - Alban When Alban leaders set out on this project, we did so first to develop a shared institutional reading that might help us plan for our future We knew that we were not doing academic research in the sense that sociologists of religion do when they design, administer, code, and analyze their surveys
Alban at Duke Divinity School » Buildings Happy Tuesday – and welcome to a new design for the Alban Weekly! In this week’s edition, we’ll find inspiration in the stories of three congregations that have developed enterprising ministries to meet the evolving needs of their communities
Is your leadership style still working? - alban. org Never forget that the leadership approach that helped you get where you are may not be the approach that takes you where God is leading you next You can always reach me and the Alban Weekly team at alban@duke edu Until next week, keep leading! Editor, Alban at Duke Divinity
John Witvliet: What Are We Doing in Worship? - alban. org If you want more resources to help support you in your leadership, check out our website, alban org, where you can sign up for the Alban Weekly newsletter I’m your host, Prince Rivers Until next time, keep leading Sign up for Prince’s weekly reflections and resources in the Alban Weekly
Alban at Duke Divinity School » Preaching inspires holy imagination The modern imagination is thoroughly shaped by capitalistic and materialistic ideas I encourage you to offer something different — something better The words you speak are “for the healing of the nations” (Revelation 22:2) Remember that You can always reach me and the Alban Weekly team at alban@duke edu Until next week, keep leading!