Perfecting the Pastor's Art: Wisdom from G. Avery Lee and Gardner Taylor: Wisdom from Avery Lee and Gardner Taylor - Softcover

Lee, G. Avery; Taylor, Gardner C.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0817014829 ISBN 13: 9780817014827

Verlag: JUDSON PR, 2005

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Book by G Avery Lee Gardner C Taylor

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Though it took place some six decades ago, Avery Lee and Gardner Taylor still vividly recall their first meeting. "People were talking about this great young preacher in town," Dr. Lee recalls. "And I knew they weren't talking about me!" Dr. Taylor remembers, "Avery came to my office. We talked a bit and became friends. It blossomed from there." He continues, "In those days, the patterns of segregation were so sharp, so severe, so frozen that it was more than unusual for a white person and a black person to develop the kind of friendship that Avery and I had."
Perfecting the Pastor's Art celebrates the authors' friendship. It is their gift to current and future generations of pastoral leaders. Based on some 120 years worth of experience, the authors address the following and more: Important traits in being a pastor; pitfalls for young pastors; how to deal with difficult people; books that should be on every pastor's shelf sermon preparation; and principles of pastoral counseling.

Biografía del autor:

G. Avery Lee first met Gardner Taylor in the late 1930s when both were pastors in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The two have been friends for over 60 years. Rev. Lee was ordained in 1937. The author of more than fourteen books including "Living in Meantime, (Smythe & Helwys), he served for twenty years as pastor at St. Charles Avenue Baptist Church in New Orleans. After "retiring" in 1980, he spent five years as pastor at University Baptist Church in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. He holds of Masters of Divinity degree from Yale and a Doctor of Literature degree from Harden Simmons University.

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• Verlag: JUDSON PR
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2005
• ISBN 10: 0817014829
• ISBN 13: 9780817014827
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 88