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Women Leaders
Men and Women Working Together
What women need to know about maintaining healthy, productive relationships with the men they work or minister with.
Store Code: GFL13
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Topics:Church board, Church staff, Conflict, Men, Teams, Teamwork, Unity, Volunteers, Women
Filters:Church board, Management, Pastor, Woman leader
Purpose:Discipleship
References:Genesis 1:27, Galatians 3:28
Date Added:October 31, 2007
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Overview

Working with people of the opposite sex requires skills, maturity, and a sense of humor. These articles will help orient you to the attitudes and actions that form the foundation of healthy mixed-gender teams.

This Training Pack contains all of the following:

The Mixed Gender Team
How men and women can work in sync.
Sarah Sumner

Working Well with Men
What every women needs to know about working with men.
Carla Barnhill

Eavesdropping: An Open Door Policy
Is meeting alone with a member of the opposite sex dangerous? Is taking steps against it sexist?
Sarah E. Hinlicky and Lauren F. Winner

To Close for Comfort!
My office romance fizzled--but we still have to work together.
Diane Mandt Langberg

Re-create Your Church Culture
Better relationships depend on improved atmosphere.
Sarah Sumner


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