Wing on wing
President Christa R. Klein proposes that music for ministry should be a topic for boards.
In Trust Inc. at a glance
In Trust Inc.'s vision, its products and services, its constituents, and its finances -- all in a nutshell.
In the soul of the beholder
Contributing editor Melinda R. Heppe suggests that bad taste isn't always so bad.
Changing scenes
In Trust leadership transitions. Catholic seminary visitations begin. Football tackle is also seminarian. Also, new leaders in theological education.
Governance and the president
In Trust's outgoing board chair, Robert E. Cooley, offers a framework for understanding the seminary president's role in governance.
Richard M. Roediger
United Theological Seminary
As much as architect Richard M. Roediger likes buildings, he says it's the school's mission that matters at United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio.
What's a blog?
Technology columnist Mark Sullivan answers the question of the hour: What is a blog, anyway?
I thirst
Professor Ellen Davis interprets art recently installed at Duke Divinity School and suggests that unsatisfied thirst is part of the reality of faith.
Weathering the hurricane
New Orleans seminaries pull together in time of crisis
Two deluged schools plan to return to New Orleans as soon as they can.
Governance as Leadership: Reframing the Work of Nonprofit Boards
author: Richard P. Chait, William P. Ryan, and Barbara E.Taylor publisher: Wiley, 2005
In Governance as Leadership, Richard Chait, William Ryan, and Barbara Taylor take two familiar concepts (governance and leadership), reframe them, and relate them in a manner that forces readers to think deeply and untraditionally about both.

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Books 1 Articles
Changing scenes 1 Articles
Deus ex machina 1 Articles
Feature articles 3 Articles
Perspective 1 Articles
Prelude 1 Articles
Special report 1 Articles
Spirit matters 1 Articles
Trustee profile 1 Articles
Wing on wing 1 Articles

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