How do younger leaders need to develop as disciples, followers,and leaders? How can senior leaders encourage, support, and challenge? What are some of the gaps between the generations, and how should Lausanne seek to bridge those gaps on a global scale? This article will seek to answer such questions by drawing from a number of relevant surveys…
29 Jul 2020 by Evi Rodemann and Nana Yaw Offei Awuku | Source: Global Missiology
Cynthia Silva Parker shares practical ideas and suggestions for how to lead your community or network in times of uncertainty when the future as we know it is changing. These are times that can and will transform us, our families, our communities, and the world. How can your network be a part of that transformation process?…
24 Mar 2020 by Cynthia Silva Parker | Source: IISC
Building trust across cultures is vitally important. When individuals trust one another, they can work together effectively regardless of cultural differences. This research identified three key things that leaders do to build trusting relationships across different cultures…
28 Feb 2020 by Mansour Javidan and Aks Zaheer | Source: Harvard Business Review
In this article, David Broodryk describes three key roles that are needed for a movement (or network) to thrive: Strategists, Catalysts, and Activists…
27 Feb 2020 by David Broodryk Source: David Broodryk Website
Giving leadership to city movements requires collaborative intelligence. Unfortunately, most of us have not received collaboration training. Reggie McNeal shares fundamental insights for developing and maintaining your collaborative intelligence…
23 Dec 2019 by Reggie McNeal Source: City Gospel Movements
Samuel Chiang of the Seed Company shares five insights on Kingdom Collaboration gleaned from being part of a 10 agency collective impact bible translation alliance…
23 Dec 2019 by Samuel Chiang Source: Christianity Today - The Exchange
Collaborative learning is what we want to at the center of how we work. We need a way to see how our individual work connects with larger communities and to realize that each of those relationships can be an avenue for information, resources, and new ideas to be exchanged….
23 Dec 2019 by Beth Tener Source: New Directions Collaborative
Effective network leaders create an environment that supplies the means, motive, and opportunity (MMO) for its members to collaborate. These are the elements in a culture of exchange, and they apply both to face-to-face gatherings and when participants are apart…
