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Immanuel Annual Report

Ron Edmondson

We’ve received great response to our annual report, so I thought I’d share it here. We had an amazing year at Immanuel Baptist Church and, borrowing from ideas we’d seen elsewhere, we decided to produce our first annual report. I walked through the report as a slide presentation. You can view the report HERE.

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Costa Rica Report, Part 2

Ron Edmondson

Home About Consulting Church Family Leadership Navigation: Home » Ministry » Grace Community Church » Costa Rica Report, Part 2 Costa Rica Report, Part 2 January 11, 2011 in Grace Community Church , Missions with 10 Comments Yesterday was our first official “work day&# at the Abraham Project.

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Costa Rica Report, Part 1

Ron Edmondson

Home About Consulting Church Family Leadership Navigation: Home » Culture » Costa Rica Report, Part 1 Costa Rica Report, Part 1 January 10, 2011 in Culture , Grace Community Church , Missions with 13 Comments This is my first trip to Costa Rica. Have you ever worshipped in another culture or language? Tell me about it.

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Costa Rica Report, Part 5 (Seeking Wisdom)

Ron Edmondson

If you are a man who understands what I mean (and many do), be honest with me, do you need that now?

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Encouraged by Big Faith: Costa Rica Report, Part 3

Ron Edmondson

Whom do you know who is exhibiting that kind of faith today? Pay tribute to a modern day faith hero!

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RELP – Episode 23 – Bad Decisions Leaders Make in Decline or Plateau

Ron Edmondson

Some statistics reported have said about 75-80% of churches (even as high as 90 I’ve read) are in decline or plateau. In this episode of The Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast Ron and Chandler Vannoy talk about Bad Decisions Leaders Make in times of Decline or Plateau in the organization.

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Perception Becomes Reality for a Leader

Ron Edmondson

It meant fewer people reported directly to me. But I must be aware that my perception is often reality as a leader. Here is an example: Once we had make some rather significant changes to our organizational structure. When we announced the changes I reiterated my open door policy and availability to our staff would continue.