Top 10 in 2008
January 23, 2009 |
As we begin a new year, once again we’ve looked back on the previous year to see which blog articles and downloads you found most intriguing. Thought you might enjoy seeing what was most popular with the Gifted for Leadership crowd in 2008. Check out the great conversations from last year:
Top 10 Most Popular Blog Posts of 2008
10. The Women Out There
by Caryn Rivadeneira
9. Why I’m Glad Sarah Palin Didn’t Speak for Women
by Amy Simpson
8. What’s Missing in Friendship
by Laura Polk
7. The Life You’ve Always Wanted (In Bed)
by Amy Simpson
6. Is the Church Ready for Iron Ladies?
by Halee Gray Scott
5. Is Women- or Men-Only Ever Okay?
by Caryn Rivadeneira
4. RetroWomen: The Rise of Gender Fundamentalism
by Sally Morgenthaler
3. When a Woman Finds Her Voice
by Carolyn Custis-James
2. Angry at the Wrong People
by Caryn Rivadeneira
1. Letting Mother Mary Be
by Eileen Button
Top 10 Most Popular Downloads of 2008
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10. Identifying and Developing New Leaders
9. Raising Up New Leaders
8. Dealing with the Emotionally Wounded
7. Spiritual Direction and Formation
6. A True Servant Leader
5. Organization and Time-Management
4. Why Modesty Matters
3. Find Your Calling
2. Managing Conflict Well
1. Ministry for Today's Women
Just looking through all these great articles and downloads is a real blessing for me. I hope you’ll experience the same thing as you review some of the great conversations we’ve enjoyed over the last year. I look forward to another great year of growing together!
Posted by Amy Simpson on January 23, 2009
Comments
Thanks Amy for putting up this top ten list. I really enjoyed reading them. I added a comment about my own Iron Lady Grandma here:
http://www.churchrequel.com/church_requel/2009/01/are-you-a-woman-leader-are-you-an-iron-lady.html
I look forward to more great articles about the value of women leaders. We need them now more than ever! Mark Pierce
Posted by: Mark Pierce on January 26, 2009
Hello, I am new to this site and I may need a little direction. I have been apart of a Leadership development organization for nearly 2 years now. I love it and can't believe how much it has changed my life. I have no problem finding other people who want something different in their lives but I can't find anyone who is willing to stand up and do anything about it. I would love any suggestions you may have. Forgive me if this doesn't correlate with this posting.
Posted by: Christine on March 10, 2009
I was surfing for research on 'problems of women in pastoral ministry in rural areas' when I found your site. Hallelujah! I recently completed the orientation session of Training in Ministry by Church of the Brethren at Bethany Seminary. I would be happy to receive any info or sites on the subject. I'm hoping to do some research in our rural area where over half of the pastors of the churches are women. The area is economically depressed, not only because of recent events, but traditionally because of poor land quality and lack of industry. I'm searching for categories/questions to interview the 10 or more women and compile their responses to be of help for future candidates. HELP! marilyn j koehler
Posted by: Marilyn jk on March 30, 2009