LIVING CHRIST'S COMMANDS
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Dr. Randa Anderson, president of OCAMPR, speaks of her leadership development through Boot Camp and Peer Learning.
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Fr. Peter Cox tells of his experience with Peer Learning with brother clergy and Cultivating Vision & Change at his parish.
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Are you facing transition? Are you ready to stretch and thrive?
Christian servant leadership as a doulos is practiced in relationship, obeying Christ's command to submit to one another in love. Transform your own leadership, your teams, and your community through intentional mentoring and coaching relationships rooted in the Body of Christ.
Navigate your transitions and flourish in the community you serve and lead as a doulos tou theou.*
Christian servant leadership as a doulos is practiced in relationship, obeying Christ's command to submit to one another in love. Transform your own leadership, your teams, and your community through intentional mentoring and coaching relationships rooted in the Body of Christ.
Navigate your transitions and flourish in the community you serve and lead as a doulos tou theou.*
What is a Doulos?
When Orthodox Christians receive the Eucharist, the priest says to each communicant, "The servant of God (doulos tou theou), partakes of the Body and Blood of Christ for the remission of sins and life eternal."
Jesus said, "Whoever would be first must be slave (doulos) of all." (Mark 10:44)
Even Christ Jesus, "emptied himself, taking the form of a doulos . . . and humbled himself and became obedient to death, even death on a cross." (Phil 2:7-8)
Jesus said, "Whoever would be first must be slave (doulos) of all." (Mark 10:44)
Even Christ Jesus, "emptied himself, taking the form of a doulos . . . and humbled himself and became obedient to death, even death on a cross." (Phil 2:7-8)
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