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Calling Clergy: A Spiritual & Practical Guide Through the Search Process

Calling Clergy: A Spiritual & Practical Guide Through the Search Process

by Geitz, Elizabeth
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This clear, beautifully written tool for congregations engaged in the discernment and search process is a balanced combination of spiritual reflection and practical advice, born of the author's extensive experience as deployment officer in the Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey. The bonus of additional Appendix material, including a sample congregational questionnaire and other invaluable resources, available for free download below, make Calling Clergy a must-read book for parish search committees, vestry members, and other parish leaders.

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Pub dateApr 1, 2007
ISBN-100898695430
ISBN-139780898695434
LanguageEnglish
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