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In Episode 294 of Dear Church, Carlus Gupton, director of the Doctor of Ministry program at Lipscomb University, shares his wealth of experience in church leadership and preacher hiring. With decades of experience in ministry and education, Carlus provides practical advice and deep insights into the challenges and opportunities churches face when searching for a new minister. Drawing from his academic expertise and real-world experiences, he explores how congregations can navigate this pivotal process to foster thriving faith communities.
Invest in yourself at Freed-Hardeman University.
https://www.fhu.edu/dearchurch
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Have a question? Email Chris at [email protected].
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In Episode 294 of Dear Church, Carlus Gupton, director of the Doctor of Ministry program at Lipscomb University, shares his wealth of experience in church leadership and preacher hiring. With decades of experience in ministry and education, Carlus provides practical advice and deep insights into the challenges and opportunities churches face when searching for a new minister. Drawing from his academic expertise and real-world experiences, he explores how congregations can navigate this pivotal process to foster thriving faith communities.
Invest in yourself at Freed-Hardeman University.
https://www.fhu.edu/dearchurch
Connect with Us:
Have a question? Email Chris at [email protected].
#DearChurch, #ChurchLeadership, #PreacherHiring, #ChurchMinistry, #CarlusGupton, #LipscombUniversity, #ChristianPodcast, #ThrivingCongregations, #MinisterSearch, #FaithLeadership

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