Assessment Pack How to Read Our Critics Ken Warren Evaluating what they really mean. See "Handling Conflict " Training Pack

Store Code: AP09-B Format(s): Microsoft Word  Type: Assessment

Topics:	Conflict, Conflict resolution, Controversy, Difficult people, Division, Factions, Unity
Filters:	Church board, Church staff, Discipleship, Elder, Family ministry, Pastor
References:	Proverbs 10:21, Romans 12:10
Date Added:	July 31, 2007
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You can assess the real meaning behind the words of a critic, but you may need to read between the quotes:

—Ken Warren

Discuss

1. Who are the most outspoken critics of our church's vision and direction?

2. Which of their criticisms fall under the above categories?

3. How do we inadvertently grease the "squeaky wheel"?

4. How do we address the complaints ...

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