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In this accessible resource, leaders will learn to apply the well-documented benefits of project management in their own congregational ministries. Managing Projects in Ministry provides the fundamentals of project management, while grounding its use on a biblical foundation. Uses actual ministry situations as case studies to explain the four phases of project management: 1. Inspiration and Initiation 2. Planning 3. Executing 4. Evaluating and Celebrating Key Features a. Demonstrates how project management is applicable in and adaptable for all types of ministry projects b. Offers a fast-track approach for learning and implementing project management principles c. Includes numerous charts, templates, and other resources (also available online for free download with purchase)

VINCENT W. HOWELL, DMin, serves as Pastor of the Westside and Webb Mills United Methodist Churches in the Elmira, New York, area. During his ministry, his leadership has focused on training clergy and laity on applying project management in the church to achieve effective project implementation, as well as to better utilize the limited resources within the local church. Dr. Howell has also written on issues of leadership in other settings and local church history.