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How Can Nonviolent Communication (NVC) Be Helpful in these Transformative Times?
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This article uses nonviolent communication to reflect on the problem of racism.
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Appreciative Team Building: Positive Questions to Bring Out the Best of Your Team
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This Appreciative Inquiry book helps foster a sense of team among co-workers with strategies to start meaningful conversations.
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Less Chaos. Less Noise: Effective Communications for an Effective Church
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Written by a communications expert, this book sharpens congregational practices to better spread messages and achieve communication goals.
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The Change Architects
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The Change Architects is a specialized firm that focuses on facilitating large-scale transformation and upskilling. Understanding that change...
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Keeping Small Church Communications Simple
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This blog post, from the Josh Givens Blog: Adventures in Church Communications, supports small churches in their communications ministry by...
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Staying with Conflict: A Strategic Approach to Ongoing Disputes
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This book addresses the unique challenges of enduring conflict and equips congregational leaders with tools to minimize conflict avoidance...
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Sharefaith
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This organization provides template-based church websites with a suite of other helpful communication tools.
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Witnessing Whiteness: The Need to Talk About Race and How to Do It
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Written by an educator, this book reveals racist tendencies in how we speak, and details the author's journey to eradicate her racist language...
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Managing Your Church's Communication During Coronavirus (COVID-19)
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This article helps congregations create effective and concise messages during an evolving crisis. Considerations include the amount of...
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Simon Sinek - The Golden Circle - Ted Talk
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Ted Talk from Sinek's book "Start with Why" articulates the difference between value-based and feature-based communication. The difference is...
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