THE PRAXIS OF PROCREANT SERVANT LEADERSHIP: A guide for creating procreant servant leaders through EDBI - 7658

This book provides a definition for Procreant Servant Leadership and how is it different from other descriptions of Servant Leadership? The book offers a practical process for developing students into servant leaders, thereby lifting distressed communities. Procreant servant leaders are those who help themselves, help others, help others to help themselves, and inspire a spirit of generative servant leadership among the communities where they live and work. The process for developing procreant servant leaders is called EDBI (Embracing, developing, building, and inspiring a spirit of generative servant leadership): Embracing self-awareness and self-identity Developing biblically-based character Building capacity to serve & Inspiring others to serve While Procreant Servant Leadership embraces many of the modern teachings about servant leadership, here are some key differences: Procreant servant leadership follows a biblically based model for transforming men and women into servant leaders. The definition of procreant servant leadership is clearly articulated and can be evaluated. Procreant servant leaders inspire a spirit of generative servant leadership in the communities where they live and work. The procreant servant leader seeks his own healing (wraps his own wounds), before attempting to transform others, and continually seeks wellness and self-improvement. The process focuses intently on transforming the lives of selected leaders over time. Procreant servant leaders are committed to and driven by the process that Jesus used to transform his twelve disciples. Lifting distressed communities by creating servant leaders! The way to lift our communities so they are safe, caring, economically stable, self-sustaining places to live and work is to create procreant servant leaders from our communities, for our communities. The dire need is for capable leaders who understand the language and literature of the people in the communities where they live and work; and who are committed to helping and inspiring a spirit of generative servant leadership among them. “Ironically, our brokenness is our greatest asset for perfecting and projecting wellness and strength in ourselves and in those among whom we live and work.”
ASIN: B0DJYGVP34
VSKU: BVV.B0DJYGVP34.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Angion, Stanford E.
Binding: Paperback