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Training events on a range of key topics, resources to help you grow, advice and support on all things leadership - all to help you move forward in the work God is calling you to.

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Lead On article by John Dunnett. All church leaders will make mistakes at some point. After observing leaders in different contexts, John reflects on common mistakes leaders make in the hope we can avoid some of them.

Lead On article by Nadine Parkinson. Difficult conversations are just that. Difficult. Nadine uses biblical insight and personal experience to give helpful ideas to make these conversations go as well as possible!

Lead On article by Sharon Prior, lecturer at Cliff College and independent trainer and mentor. Knowing how best to nurture and develop teams of volunteers in your church can be a challenge. This article gives you some wise pointers on where to start! 

Lead On article by Emma Ineson. A four year old can ask over 430 questions a day. But how many do adults ask? For Emma, asking questions is a key leadership skill.

Lead On article by John Fisher, CPAS Patronage Secretary. In a church leadership role it can be a real challenge judging the right time to consider moving on. This article explores lessons from the book of Ecclesiastes and considers reasons why a move might be right.

Lead On article by Dave Male. It's not uncommon for mission to get lost in the busyness of leadership. Sometimes it's caused by something as simple as the wrong definition of 'church'. Dave offers steps to keep evangelism central to the church.

Lead On article by Charles Burgess. Being Christ-like is important. Even more so when in a leadership position where there is significant opportunity to influence others. But what is Christ-likeness? And how do we ensure we are striving for it? 

Lead On article by David Hart. Residential ministry has a significant role in today's culture of consumerism. Having previously led our Ventures and Falcons ministry, David is well-placed to comment on its role in evangelism and developing leaders. 

Lead On article by Neil Hudson. It has always been difficult to disciple people, regardless of the cultural setting. Now that we face a consumerist culture leaders need to consider what they can do to further disciple-making in this context. 

Lead On article by Rod Street. Sometimes to think big you've got to start small. Rod explores whether small habit changes may be more important than big visions to change churches.