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Leaders must have the right questions.

It is easy to let problems worsen from neglect while focusing on other and easier subjects. Hayim Herring and Terri Martinson Elton pose these questions to help churches discover if they have this dilemma.

Are you a part of a congregation that has regularly scheduled meetings with reappearing agenda items?
Do critical issues languish for months at a time because they are not given due focus?

Want more Right Questions? Read Right Questions for Church Leaders.

Leaders do not need answers.
Leaders must have the right questions.

It is easy to let problems worsen from neglect while focusing on other and easier subjects. Hayim Herring and Terri Martinson Elton pose these questions to help churches discover if they have this dilemma.

Are you a part of a congregation that has regularly scheduled meetings with reappearing agenda items?
Do critical issues languish for months at a time because they are not given due focus?

Want more Right Questions? Read Right Questions for Church Leaders.

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