The Gift of Administration
A Micro-Critique
By Randy Wayne Jellison-KnockPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
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I can't say it's popular.
Not Donald Senior’s book. This one was from the 1980s. Something like ninety-seven pages.
Longest book I ever read.
Made one salient point: the root of the word “administration” is “ministry”; it’s what we do to facilitate ministry.
Coulda—nay, shoulda—just said that.
About the Creator
Randy Wayne Jellison-Knock
Retired Ordained Elder in The United Methodist Church having served for a total of 30 years in Missouri, South Dakota & Kansas.
Born in Watertown, SD on 9/26/1959. Married to Sandra Jellison-Knock on 1/24/1986. One son, Keenan, deceased.
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