Author: | Stephen Cherry | ISBN: | 9781908381552 |
Publisher: | Sacristy Press | Publication: | August 1, 2012 |
Imprint: | Sacristy Press | Language: | English |
Author: | Stephen Cherry |
ISBN: | 9781908381552 |
Publisher: | Sacristy Press |
Publication: | August 1, 2012 |
Imprint: | Sacristy Press |
Language: | English |
"a gift to any busy minister"
* - Dr Tim Ling*
Beyond Busyness is a practical and effective step towards connecting up the limitations of time with the demands and realities of ministry. It helps ministers to take positive steps in developing a time wisdom which will help them navigate the very considerable pressures that many currently face.
"Beyond Busyness abounds with practical wisdom for those engaged in Christian Ministry. At a time when busyness, anxiety and stress characterise the lives of many of the Church's ministers, Stephen Cherry has written a much-needed book. It very effectively challenges ministers to reflect on how they approach and use the gift of time. Each of the short 28 sessions offers considerable insight into the nature of time and encourages ministers to confront their current habits and develop new life-giving practices through which their ministry can thrive and they can flourish. Every minister should spend time not only reading Beyond Busyness but integrating its wisdom into their lives."
* - DR JOCELYN BRYAN, Director of Postgraduate Studies, St John's College, Durham University*
"a gift to any busy minister"
* - Dr Tim Ling*
Beyond Busyness is a practical and effective step towards connecting up the limitations of time with the demands and realities of ministry. It helps ministers to take positive steps in developing a time wisdom which will help them navigate the very considerable pressures that many currently face.
"Beyond Busyness abounds with practical wisdom for those engaged in Christian Ministry. At a time when busyness, anxiety and stress characterise the lives of many of the Church's ministers, Stephen Cherry has written a much-needed book. It very effectively challenges ministers to reflect on how they approach and use the gift of time. Each of the short 28 sessions offers considerable insight into the nature of time and encourages ministers to confront their current habits and develop new life-giving practices through which their ministry can thrive and they can flourish. Every minister should spend time not only reading Beyond Busyness but integrating its wisdom into their lives."
* - DR JOCELYN BRYAN, Director of Postgraduate Studies, St John's College, Durham University*