Seminars for
Values-Based Leadership
Be A Leader for God's Sake Seminar

Be a Leader for God's Sake (one-day) -- This seminar presents leadership values from the Sermon on the Mount with particular attention to the Beatitudes as the foundational values of leadership. The seminar also includes a review of leadership behaviors from Proverbs 31.

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